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Samuel M. Palmiere
Director of the Institute for Law and Justice
spalmiere@hilbert.edu
716-289-3140

Barbara DeLaRosa
Administrative Assistant
bdelarosa@hilbert.edu
716-926-8793

Hilbert College Institute for Law & Justice

The Hilbert College Institute for Law and Justice is the only institute of its kind in Western New York that serves as a general support vehicle for law and justice-related issues and projects, such as community policing initiatives, workshops on anti-terrorism efforts, and ways to improve areas of social services.

The institute works to increase collaboration and communication between Western New York agencies and ultimately act as a clearinghouse of quality information on topics related to law and justice. With the use of research and evaluation it will increase awareness and enhance an understanding of organizations with ties to law and justice, from police departments to drug treatment programs.

The institute has four primary goals, including to help criminal justice and associated community support agencies produce positive community change; to improve governmental, private and public inter-agency communications, promoting collaboration throughout the region; to bring innovative and promising ideas to the local criminal justice community; and to establish at Hilbert a research-based institution that provides opportunities for faculty and students from all disciplines to grow intellectually.


Upcoming Trainings & Conferences

Human Trafficking Course
November 21-22, 2019
Swan Auditorium

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Law Enforcement Personnel Only

This course on Human Trafficking covers 16 hours of first hand experiences and findings within the
organizations engaged in these criminal activities that it supports. Human Trafficking, smuggling
and modern day slavery is in the United States and prospering with very little resistance. These
activities are no longer in other countries; it’s here in our own backyard. Every student will
understand the immigration process and how it is being fraudulently abused. Each student will be
able to identify possible fronts located in their prospective areas of operation. Each student will
learn interviewing techniques and questions needed to identify, investigate, infiltrate and convict
these organizations.


Cell Phone Use in Drug Trafficking Investigations
January 9-10, 2020 | Swan Auditorium

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Law Enforcement Personnel Only

This course is a detailed introduction as to how cell phone data can be used by investigators to enhance drug trafficking investigations. Instruction will cover use of historical communication data (records), real-time surveillance options, physical cell phone forensics considerations, and solutions that all law enforcement personnel should know. Legal issues about how to obtain and use this data will be covered as well as surveillance operations considerations, company-specific considerations, courtroom presentation issues, and other related matters. At the end of this course, students will have a very thorough understanding of what is possible with communication data in narcotics investigations, the several primary categories of available data, and how to determine the servicing companies for communications devices and accounts.

 


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