Police Station Accreditation - The CIT Preparation Day

Be ready to take the Critical Incident Test by looking at the areas on which you are likely to be assessed and listen to and discuss example scenarios, prepare for the test and become fully equipped with the skills needed to advise at the police station.

• Understanding the assessment process – what you need to know
• Substantive criminal law
• Police powers outside the police station
• The treatment of persons in custody
• The evidential significance of things said or done
• The criminal process.
• After the course, test yourself and see if you are prepared to take the test by submitting the practice test to CLT for marking. You will receive detailed individual feedback on your performance which will help you target revision areas.

Course Dates

14/08/2012 Birmingham	09:30 - 17:00 Venue Information
11/10/2012 London	09:30 - 17:00 Venue Information

This course will be presented by the following speakers, please click on the Speaker & Venue details against any course date to see more information.

David Watts 
is a Higher Rights advocacate practising with ZMS Solicitors in Leicester. He was formerly a solicitor with the CPS, an associate partner and duty solicitor with Nelsons and a solicitor at Cartwright King. David is also a member of CLT's PSR and CLAS Assessment Board, as an assessor.

Matthew Hickling 
is an experienced litigator and advocate,now non-practising. He is a consultant and trainer not only in legal skills but also in legal practice and law updates. Formerly a Detective Inspector in the police before coming into Law, Matthew is now the lead assessor and examiner for CLT in the Criminal Litigation Accreditation Scheme (CLAS).