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CompanyFederal Reserve Bank of Kansas CityThe Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City is seeking a self-motivated, versatile Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Officer (FRLEO) to provide basic police duties including maintaining a safe environment through continual assessment and mitigation of physical security risks.
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Learn more about what it means to be a Federal Reserve Police Officer SF Fed Careers in Law Enforcement. All Federal Reserve Police Officers are Federally Sworn Law Enforcement Officers and are expected to uphold that responsibility accordingly.
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Must be able to use all police equipment, certify in the use of radar detection and alcohol detection equipment, field sobriety tests, expandable or collapsible baton and obtain other certifications required to accomplish the duties of a law enforcement officer.
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As a Federal Reserve Law Enforcement Officer, upon successful completion of training and certification, you will operate as a Law Enforcement Officer pursuant to the authority given the Board of Governor's by Section 11 (q) of the Federal Reserve Act. In this critical capacity, you are charged with protecting and safeguarding the Bank's grounds, property, operations, employees, and other individuals on premises.
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Must have completed Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (CJTC) Law Enforcement Basic Academy or equivalency academy that is recognized by the CJTC; and successfully completed an agency's law enforcement patrol Field Training Program and probationary program as a commissioned Police Officer.
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Firm Type: Law Firm, Experience: 3 Years, A law firm in Coral Gables, FL is seeking a Community Association Litigation Associate Attorney with 3-8 years of experience in community association law and/or commercial and construction litigation.
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Minimum of one year of service as an Active or retired law enforcement officer, corrections officer or military service member. Minimum of 1 year as an armed security officer in good standing and an Associate degree (or 60 credits) or higher in law enforcement or criminal justice.
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Serves as designated liaison, subject matter expert and consultant with federal law enforcement agencies such as the Office of the Inspector General-Criminal Investigation Division (OIG-CID), FBI, DEA, ATF, Secret Service, state and local law enforcement agencies, etc.
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Serve as a Protective Service Detail member, providing personal and executive protection for the United States Trade Representative (USTR), or others designated by USTR, often on short notice, that involves high-level liaison with domestic and foreign law enforcement officials, and coordination with the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), U.S. Secret Service, and U.S. State Department.
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You're a good fit for this position if you have experience working in criminal justice / law enforcement roles such as a parole agent, probation officer, police officer, military police or correctional officer.
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Collaborate with law enforcement, prosecutorial offices, and community-based organizations on updates and changes in immigration law. Requirements:At least 1 year of experience in Immigration Law. Preferably bilingual (Spanish.
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Graduation from high school or equivalent and one year of experience in the area of animal control, veterinary medicine, code enforcement or law enforcement; or any equivalent combination of related training and experience.
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Participate for successful completion in a prescribed law enforcement officer training program for entry level Police Officer, including training in report writing, laws of arrest and seizure, defensive driving, California Vehicle and Penal Codes, officer survival, and physical fitness.
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Liaise with outside law enforcement and maintain good communications skills and professionalism with agencies such as Police Officials, Fire Department, FBI, Secret Service, and Governmental Officials.
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Our client is a leading law firm with a robust practice in white collar criminal defense, representing companies and individuals in complex prosecutions, grand jury investigations, and civil enforcement actions.
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