New Mexico 2023 Regular Session Status: In Committee 1 D cosponsors

SB 33 — TRIBAL & PUEBLO LAW ENFORCEMENT

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The amendments to Bill SB 33 clarify the procedures for establishing commissioning agreements between New Mexico law enforcement and Indian nations, tribes, and pueblos, as well as Bureau of Indian Affairs officers. It now explicitly states that these officers, once certified by the New Mexico law enforcement academy, will be recognized as New Mexico peace officers with the authority to enforce state laws. This change is important because it formalizes the process and outlines the scope of authority, which may help improve collaboration between state and tribal law enforcement.

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SENATE BILL 33 56TH LEGISLATURE -STATEOFNEWMEXICO- FIRST SESSION, 2023 INTRODUCED BY Benny Shendo, Jr.
SENATE INDIAN, RURAL AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE BILL 33 56TH LEGISLATURE -STATEOFNEWMEXICO- FIRST SESSION, 2023 4 6 8 10 AN ACT RELATING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT;
And Charlotte Little 6 8 10 AN ACT RELATING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT;
SPECIFYING PROCEDURES AND CONDITIONS ON LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMISSIONING AGREEMENTS WITH INDIAN NATIONS, TRIBES AND PUEBLOS AND BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS OFFICERS;
ALLOWING CERTIFIED AND COMMISSIONED TRIBAL AND PUEBLO POLICE AND BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS TO ENFORCE NEW MEXICO LAW WITHOUT COMMISSION AGREEMENTS;
LIMITING STATE AND LOCAL LIABILITY;
LIMITING STATE OR LOCAL LIABILITY.
DISTINGUISHING CITATIONS AND COURTS.
AUTHORIZATION OF TRIBAL AND PUEBLO POLICE a t m m 21 OFFICERS AND CERTAIN FEDERAL OFFICERS TO ACT AS NEW MEXICO d r e 22 PEACE OFFICERS [AUTHORITY AND PROCEDURE FOR COMMISSIONED PEACE c e s k 23 OFFICERS].-- e a n b 24 A.
AUTHORIZATION OF TRIBAL AND PUEBLO POLICE a t m m 21 OFFICERS AND CERTAIN FEDERAL OFFICERS TO ACT AS NEW MEXICO d r e 22 PEACE OFFICERS--AUTHORITY AND PROCEDURE FOR COMMISSIONED PEACE c e s k 23 OFFICERS.-- e a n b 24 A.
[All persons who are duly] Commissioned officers u [ of the police [or sheriff's] department of [any] a New Mexico .223414.2 Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or who are law enforcement officers employed by the bureau of Indian affairs and [are] assigned in New Mexico and who are [when commissioned under Subsection B of this section] certified by the New Mexico law enforcement academy or a basic law enforcement training program approved by the academy are recognized and authorized to act as New Mexico peace officers.
[All persons who are duly] Commissioned officers u [ of the police [or sheriff's] department of [any] a New Mexico .225375.2 SIRC/SB 33 Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or [who are] law enforcement officers employed by the bureau of Indian affairs [and are] assigned in New Mexico are, when commissioned [under] pursuant to a commissioning agreement in accordance with Subsection B of this section and certified by the New Mexico law enforcement academy or a basic law enforcement training program approved by the New Mexico law enforcement academy, recognized and authorized to act as New Mexico peace officers.
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The chief of the New Mexico state police is granted authority to issue commissions as New Mexico peace officers to members of the police or sheriff's department of any New Mexico Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or a law enforcement officer employed by the bureau of Indian affairs to implement the provisions of this section.
The chief of the New Mexico state police [is granted authority to] shall issue commissions as New Mexico peace officers to [members] police officers of the police [or sheriff's] department of [any] a New Mexico Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or a law enforcement officer employed by the e t 17 bureau of Indian affairs [to implement the provisions of this w l n d 18 section] within thirty days of the officer meeting the = = 19 requirements for a state law enforcement commission.
The procedures to be e t 17 followed in the issuance and revocation of commissions and the w l n d 18 respective rights and responsibilities of the departments shall = = 19 a l be set forth in a written agreement to be executed between the i a e r 20 chief of the New Mexico state police and the Indian nation, a t m m 21 tribe or pueblo or the appropriate federal official.
The a l i a e r 20 procedures to be followed in the issuance [and], denial, a t m m 21 suspension or revocation of commissions and the respective d r e 22 rights and responsibilities of the departments shall be set c e s k 23 forth in a written commissioning agreement to be executed e a n b 24 between the chief of the New Mexico state police and the Indian u [ nation, tribe or pueblo or the appropriate federal official.
d r e 22 C.
.225375.2 - 2 - SIRC/SB 33 C.
The agreement referred to in Subsection B of c e s k 23 this section shall contain the following conditions:
The agreement referred to in Subsection B of this section shall contain the following conditions:
e a n b 24 (1) the Indian nation, tribe or pueblo, but u [ not the bureau of Indian affairs, shall submit proof of .223414.2 - 2 - adequate public liability and property damage insurance for vehicles operated by the peace officers and police professional liability insurance from a company licensed to sell insurance in the state;
(1) the Indian nation, tribe or pueblo, but not the bureau of Indian affairs, shall submit proof of adequate public liability and property damage insurance for vehicles operated by the peace officers and police professional liability insurance from a company licensed to sell insurance in the state;
(2) each applicant for a commission shall successfully complete four hundred hours of basic police training that is approved by the director of the New Mexico law enforcement academy;
(2) each applicant for a commission shall successfully [complete] have completed four hundred hours of basic police training that is approved by the director of the New Mexico law enforcement academy;
(3) the chief of the New Mexico state police shall have the authority to suspend any commission granted pursuant to Subsection B of this section for reasons solely within the chief's discretion;
(3) the chief of the New Mexico state police shall have the authority to suspend [any] or revoke a commission granted pursuant to Subsection B of this section for the same reasons [solely within the chief's discretion] any e t 17 other New Mexico law enforcement officer's commission would be w l n d 18 suspended or revoked;
(4) if any provision of the agreement is violated by the Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or any of its agents, the chief of the New Mexico state police shall suspend the agreement on five days' notice, which suspension shall last e t 17 until the chief is satisfied that the violation has been w l n d 18 corrected and will not recur;
= = 19 (4) if [any provision of] there is a material a l i a e r 20 breach of the agreement [is violated] by the Indian nation, a t m m 21 tribe or pueblo or any of its agents, the chief of the New d r e 22 Mexico state police [shall] may suspend the agreement on five c e s k 23 days' notice, which suspension shall last until the chief is e a n b 24 satisfied that the violation has been corrected and will not u [ recur;
= = 19 a l (5) the goldenrod-colored officer's second i a e r 20 copy of any citation issued pursuant to a commission authorized a t m m 21 by this section shall be submitted within five days to the d r e 22 chief of the New Mexico state police;
.225375.2 - 3 - SIRC/SB 33 (5) [the goldenrod-colored officer's second] a copy of [any] a citation issued pursuant to a commission authorized by this section shall be submitted within five days to the chief of the New Mexico state police;
c e s k 23 (6) any citation issued pursuant to a e a n b 24 commission authorized by this section] u [ B.
(6) [any] a citation [issued pursuant to a commission authorized by this section] issued by tribal or pueblo police officers pursuant to state law shall be to a magistrate court of New Mexico [except that any].
Each police officer commissioned by a New Mexico .223414.2 - 3 - Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or the bureau of Indian affairs shall be liable for any acts of that officer acting within the scope of the officer's employment or authority when acting as a New Mexico peace officer.
Tribal or pueblo civil citations issued to a non-Indian and tribal citations issued to Indians within the exterior boundaries of an Indian reservation shall be cited into tribal court;
Neither the state nor any political subdivision shall be liable for acts or failures to act by such peace officer.
(7) the agreement or [any] a commission issued pursuant to [it] the agreement shall not confer any authority on a tribal court or other tribal authority that the court or authority would not otherwise have;
The New Mexico Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or the bureau of Indian affairs shall submit proof to the risk management division of the general services department of adequate public liability and property damage insurance for motor vehicles operated by the peace officer and police professional liability insurance from a company licensed to sell insurance in New Mexico.
and (8) the authority conferred by [any] an e t 17 agreement [entered into pursuant to the provisions of this w l n d 18 section] shall be coextensive with the exterior boundaries of = = 19 the tribal or pueblo police officer's reservation except that a l i a e r 20 an officer [commissioned under this section] may proceed in hot a t m m 21 pursuit of an offender beyond the exterior boundaries of the d r e 22 officer's reservation [and] or may transport persons who have c e s k 23 been arrested for a violation of state law to an appropriate e a n b 24 off-reservation detention facility or to the custody of a state u [ or local law enforcement agency.
Citations shall be to a magistrate court of New Mexico;
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except that [any] citations issued to Indians within the exterior boundaries of an Indian reservation shall be cited into tribal court.
The chief of the New Mexico state police shall enter into a commissioning agreement with an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo within sixty days of the request from the Indian nation, tribe or pueblo unless the chief provides specific written reasons why the Indian nation, tribe or pueblo does not meet the statutory requirements for entering into a commissioning agreement.
[(7) the agreement or any commission issued e t 17 pursuant to it shall not confer any authority on a tribal court w l n d 18 or other tribal authority that the court or authority would not = = 19 a l otherwise have;
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i a e r 20 (8)] C.
The authority conferred [by any agreement a t m m 21 entered into] pursuant to the provisions of this section shall d r e 22 be coextensive with the exterior boundaries of the tribal or c e s k 23 pueblo officer's reservation except that an officer e a n b 24 [commissioned under this section] may proceed in hot pursuit of u [ an offender beyond the exterior boundaries of the officer's .223414.2 - 4 - reservation [and].
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southerly along the western right-of-way line of US 491 to the northerly city limits of Gallup;
southerly along the western e t 17 right-of-way line of US 491 to the northerly city w l n d 18 limits of Gallup;
thence, easterly along the northerly city limits of Gallup to the northern side of the right of way of I-40;
thence, easterly along the = = 19 northerly city limits of Gallup to the northern side a l i a e r 20 of the right of way of I-40;
thence, in an easterly direction along the northerly side of the right of way of I-40 to the northerly limits of the village e t 17 of Prewitt;
thence, in an easterly a t m m 21 direction along the northerly side of the right of d r e 22 way of I-40 to the northerly limits of the village c e s k 23 of Prewitt;
thence, in a straight line between the w l n d 18 northerly boundary of the village of Prewitt to the = = 19 a l southerly boundary of Ambrosia Lake;
thence, in a straight line between the e a n b 24 northerly boundary of the village of Prewitt to the u [ southerly boundary of Ambrosia Lake;
thence in a i a e r 20 straight line between the southerly boundary of a t m m 21 Ambrosia Lake to the southerly boundary of Hospah;
thence in a .225375.2 - 5 - SIRC/SB 33 straight line between the southerly boundary of Ambrosia Lake to the southerly boundary of Hospah;
d r e 22 thence, east along a straight line from the c e s k 23 southerly boundary of Hospah to the southern e a n b 24 boundary of Torreon;
thence, east along a straight line from the southerly boundary of Hospah to the southern boundary of Torreon;
thence along the easterly side u [ of the right of way of state road 197 to the .223414.2 - 5 - westerly city limits of Cuba;
thence along the easterly side of the right of way of state road 197 to the westerly city limits of Cuba;
thence, northerly along the westerly boundary of the Jicarilla Apache Indian reservation to a point where the westerly boundary of the reservation intersects the southerly side of the right of way of state road 44;
thence, northerly along the westerly boundary of the Jicarilla Apache Indian reservation to a point where the westerly boundary of the reservation intersects the southerly side of the e t 17 right of way of state road 44;
thence, northerly along the southerly side of the right of way of state road 44 to its intersection with the northerly side of the right of way of Navajo road 3003;
thence, northerly w l n d 18 along the southerly side of the right of way of = = 19 state road 44 to its intersection with the northerly a l i a e r 20 side of the right of way of Navajo road 3003;
thence, along the northerly side of the right of way of Navajo road 3003 to a point where the northerly e t 17 side of the right of way of Navajo road 3003 w l n d 18 intersects the westerly side of the right-of-way = = 19 a l line of state road 371;
a t m m 21 thence, along the northerly side of the right of way d r e 22 of Navajo road 3003 to a point where the northerly c e s k 23 side of the right of way of Navajo road 3003 e a n b 24 intersects the westerly side of the right-of-way u [ line of state road 371;
thence, northerly along the i a e r 20 west side of the right of way of state road 371 to a t m m 21 the southerly side of the right of way of Navajo d r e 22 road 36;
thence, northerly along the .225375.2 - 6 - SIRC/SB 33 west side of the right of way of state road 371 to the southerly side of the right of way of Navajo road 36;
thence, westerly along the southerly side c e s k 23 of the right of way of Navajo road 36 to the eastern e a n b 24 border of the Navajo Nation reservation;
thence, westerly along the southerly side of the right of way of Navajo road 36 to the eastern border of the Navajo Nation reservation;
thence, u [ along the eastern and southerly borders of the .223414.2 - 6 - Navajo Nation reservation to the point of beginning.
thence, along the eastern and southerly borders of the Navajo Nation reservation to the point of beginning.
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The municipalities of Cuba and Gallup and the villages of Thoreau and Prewitt are excluded from the grant of authority that may be conferred in [any] the written agreement entered into pursuant to the provisions of this [section] subsection and Subsection D of this section;
The municipalities of Cuba and Gallup and the villages of Thoreau and Prewitt are excluded from the grant of authority that may be conferred in [any] the written agreement entered into pursuant to the provisions of this [section] subsection and Subsection E of this section;
the Navajo Nation Blue Water ranch area of the Thoreau community;
the Navajo e t 17 Nation Blue Water ranch area of the Thoreau community;
the Prewitt community, exclusive of the village of Prewitt;
the w l n d 18 Prewitt community, exclusive of the village of Prewitt;
the Haystack community;
the = = 19 Haystack community;
the Sand Springs community;
the Sand Springs a l i a e r 20 community;
the Charley Jesus Arviso and the Castillo community;
the Charley Jesus a t m m 21 Arviso and the Castillo community;
and state road 264 beginning at the point where it intersects US 491 and ending where state e t 17 road 264 intersects the Arizona-New Mexico state line.
and state road 264 beginning d r e 22 at the point where it intersects US 491 and ending where state c e s k 23 road 264 intersects the Arizona-New Mexico state line.
[and w l n d 18 (9)] The chief of the New Mexico state police or the chief's = = 19 a l designee and the [Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or the i a e r 20 appropriate federal official] Navajo Nation shall be required a t m m 21 to meet at least quarterly or more frequently at the call of d r e 22 the chief of the New Mexico state police to discuss the status c e s k 23 of the agreement and invite other law enforcement or other e a n b 24 officials to attend as necessary.
[and e a n b 24 (9)] The chief of the New Mexico state police or the chief's u [ designee and the [Indian nation, tribe or pueblo or the .225375.2 - 7 - SIRC/SB 33 appropriate federal official] Navajo Nation shall be required to meet at least quarterly or more frequently at the call of the chief of the New Mexico state police to discuss the status of the agreement and invite other law enforcement or other officials to attend as necessary.
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Nothing in this section impairs or affects .223414.2 - 7 - the existing status and sovereignty of an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo as established under the laws of the United States.
Nothing in this section impairs or affects the existing status and sovereignty of an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo as established under the laws of the United States.
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United States customs service;
United States customs [service;
immigration and naturalization service;
immigration and naturalization service] and border protection;
United States immigration and customs enforcement;
and United States pretrial services agency;
and e t 17 United States pretrial services agency;
and other appropriate federal officers whose primary duty is law enforcement related, who are assigned in New Mexico and who are required to be designated by the county sheriff on a case-by-case basis in the county in which they are working, are recognized and authorized to act as New Mexico peace officers and have all the powers of New Mexico peace officers to enforce state laws in New Mexico, including e t 17 the power to make arrests for violation of state laws.
and other appropriate w l n d 18 federal officers whose primary duty is law enforcement related, = = 19 who are assigned in New Mexico and who are required to be a l i a e r 20 designated by the county sheriff on a case-by-case basis in the a t m m 21 county in which they are working, are recognized and authorized d r e 22 to act as New Mexico peace officers and have all the powers of c e s k 23 New Mexico peace officers to enforce state laws in New Mexico, e a n b 24 including the power to make arrests for violation of state u [ laws.
The w l n d 18 department of public safety shall maintain a registry that = = 19 a l lists the name and affiliated federal agency of every federal i a e r 20 law enforcement officer recognized and authorized to act as a a t m m 21 New Mexico peace officer pursuant to the provisions of this d r e 22 subsection.
The department of public safety shall maintain a .225375.2 - 8 - SIRC/SB 33 registry that lists the name and affiliated federal agency of every federal law enforcement officer recognized and authorized to act as a New Mexico peace officer pursuant to the provisions of this subsection.
This subsection shall not be construed to impose c e s k 23 liability upon or to require indemnification by the state for e a n b 24 any act performed by a federal law enforcement officer pursuant u [ to this subsection.
This subsection shall not be construed to impose liability upon or to require indemnification by the state for any act performed by a federal law enforcement officer pursuant to this subsection.
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[F.] I.
The provisions of Subsection [E] G of this section regarding designation of federal law enforcement officers by a county sheriff do not apply to federal law enforcement officers who are duly commissioned officers of a police [or sheriff's] department for an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo in New Mexico or who are federal law enforcement officers employed by the bureau of Indian affairs.
The provisions of Subsection [E] H of this section regarding designation of federal law enforcement officers by a county sheriff do not apply to federal law enforcement officers who are duly commissioned officers of a police [or sheriff's] department for an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo in New Mexico or who are federal law enforcement officers employed by the bureau of Indian affairs.
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[G.] J.
Nothing in this section limits, impairs or nullifies the authority of county sheriffs to appoint pursuant to Chapter 4, Article 41 NMSA 1978 duly commissioned state or federally certified officers who are employees of a police or sheriff's department of an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo in New Mexico or who are federal law enforcement officers employed by the bureau of Indian affairs as deputy sheriffs authorized to enforce New Mexico criminal and traffic law.]" SECTION 2.
Nothing in this section limits, impairs or nullifies the authority of county sheriffs to appoint pursuant e t 17 to Chapter 4, Article 41 NMSA 1978 duly commissioned state or w l n d 18 federally certified officers who are employees of a police or = = 19 sheriff's department of an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo in a l i a e r 20 New Mexico or who are federal law enforcement officers employed a t m m 21 by the bureau of Indian affairs as deputy sheriffs authorized d r e 22 to enforce New Mexico criminal and traffic law." c e s k 23 SECTION 2.
That version of Section 29-7-7 NMSA 1978 e t 17 (being Laws 1981, Chapter 114, Section 6, as amended) that is w l n d 18 effective July 1, 2023 is amended to read:
That version of Section 29-7-7 NMSA 1978 e a n b 24 (being Laws 1981, Chapter 114, Section 6, as amended) that is u [ effective July 1, 2023 is amended to read:
= = 19 a l "29-7-7.
.225375.2 - 9 - SIRC/SB 33 "29-7-7.
DEFINITIONS.--For the purpose of the Law i a e r 20 Enforcement Training Act:
DEFINITIONS.--For the purpose of the Law Enforcement Training Act:
a t m m 21 A.
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"academy" means the New Mexico law enforcement d r e 22 academy;
"academy" means the New Mexico law enforcement academy;
c e s k 23 B.
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"basic law enforcement training" means a course e a n b 24 consisting of not less than four hundred hours of instruction u [ in basic law enforcement training as required by the Law .223414.2 - 9 - Enforcement Training Act;
"basic law enforcement training" means a course consisting of not less than four hundred hours of instruction in basic law enforcement training as required by the Law Enforcement Training Act;
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e t 17 G.
"division" means the New Mexico law enforcement academy of the department of public safety;
"division" means the New Mexico law enforcement w l n d 18 academy of the department of public safety;
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"in-service law enforcement training" means a course of instruction required of all certified peace officers and designed to train and equip all police officers in the state with specific law enforcement skills and to ensure the continuing development of all police officers in the state.
"in-service law enforcement training" means a a l i a e r 20 course of instruction required of all certified peace officers a t m m 21 and designed to train and equip all police officers in the d r e 22 state with specific law enforcement skills and to ensure the c e s k 23 continuing development of all police officers in the state.
e t 17 The training and instruction shall be kept current and may be w l n d 18 conducted on a regional basis at the discretion of the = = 19 a l director;
e a n b 24 The training and instruction shall be kept current and may be u [ conducted on a regional basis at the discretion of the .225375.2 - 10 - SIRC/SB 33 director;
i a e r 20 I.
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"law enforcement agency" means an agency of the a t m m 21 state or local political subdivision of the state that employs d r e 22 certified law enforcement officers or the police department of c e s k 23 a tribe that has entered into an agreement with the department e a n b 24 of public safety pursuant to Section 29-1-11 NMSA 1978;
"law enforcement agency" means an agency of the state or local political subdivision of the state that employs certified law enforcement officers or the police department of a tribe that has entered into an agreement with the department of public safety pursuant to Section 29-1-11 NMSA 1978;
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"police officer" means [any] a commissioned .223414.2 - 10 - employee of a law enforcement agency that is part of or administered by the state or any political subdivision of the state;
"police officer" means [any] a commissioned employee of a law enforcement agency that is part of or administered by the state or any political subdivision of the state and includes any employee of a missile range civilian police department who is a graduate of the academy or a recognized certified regional law enforcement training facility and who is currently certifiable by the academy or a state- commissioned employee of a police department of an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo, which employee is responsible for the prevention and detection of crime or the enforcement of the e t 17 penal or traffic or highway laws of this state.
a commissioned police officer of an Indian nation, tribe or pueblo;
The term w l n d 18 specifically includes deputy sheriffs.
and [includes any] an employee of a missile range civilian police department, who is a graduate of the law enforcement academy, a recognized certified regional law enforcement training facility or other law enforcement training approved by the academy and who is currently certifiable by the academy, which employee is responsible for the prevention and detection of crime or the enforcement of the penal or traffic or highway laws of this state.
Sheriffs are eligible = = 19 to attend the academy and are eligible to receive certification a l i a e r 20 as provided in the Law Enforcement Training Act.
The term specifically includes deputy sheriffs.
As used in a t m m 21 this subsection, "commissioned" means an employee of a law d r e 22 enforcement agency who is authorized by a sheriff or chief of c e s k 23 police to apprehend, arrest and bring before the court all e a n b 24 violators within the law enforcement agency's jurisdiction;
Sheriffs are eligible to attend the academy and are eligible to receive certification as provided in the Law Enforcement Training Act.
and u [ K.
As used in this subsection, "commissioned" means an employee of a law enforcement agency who is authorized by a sheriff or chief of police to apprehend, e t 17 arrest and bring before the court all violators within the law w l n d 18 enforcement agency's jurisdiction;
"certified regional law enforcement training .225375.2 - 11 - SIRC/SB 33 facility" means a law enforcement training facility within the state certified by the director, with the approval of the academy's board of directors, that offers basic law enforcement training and in-service law enforcement training that is comparable to or exceeds the standards of the programs of the academy." SECTION 3.
and = = 19 a l K.
"certified regional law enforcement training i a e r 20 facility" means a law enforcement training facility within the a t m m 21 state certified by the director, with the approval of the d r e 22 academy's board of directors, that offers basic law enforcement c e s k 23 training and in-service law enforcement training that is e a n b 24 comparable to or exceeds the standards of the programs of the u [ academy." .223414.2 - 11 - SECTION 3.
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