1. (1) A reserve officer may not be authorized to function as a representative of a law enforcement agency performing general law enforcement duties after 2 years from the original appointment unless the reserve officer has satisfactorily completed a minimum 88-hour basic training program that must include but need not be limited to the following course content:

   1. (a) introduction and orientation--1 hour;
   2. (b) police ethics and professionalism--1 hour;
   3. (c) criminal law--4 hours;
   4. (d) laws of arrest--4 hours;
   5. (e) criminal evidence--4 hours;
   6. (f) administration of criminal law--2 hours;
   7. (g) communications, reports, and records--2 hours;
   8. (h) crime investigations--3 hours;
   9. (i) interviews and interrogations--2 hours;
   10. (j) patrol procedures--6 hours;
   11. (k) crisis intervention--4 hours;
   12. (l) police human and community relations--3 hours;
   13. (m) juvenile procedures--2 hours;
   14. (n) defensive tactics--4 hours;
   15. (o) crowd control tactics--4 hours;
   16. (p) firearms training--30 hours;
   17. (q) first aid--10 hours; and
   18. (r) examination--2 hours.
2. (2) The law enforcement agency is responsible for training its reserve officers in accordance with minimum training standards established by the council.

History: En. 11-1852 by Sec. 2, Ch. 85, L. 1977; R.C.M. 1947, 11-1856(2),(3); amd. Sec. 11, Ch. 506, L. 2007.