Interim study of advanced investigator qualifications for law enforcement
This joint resolution (LC 2312) requests an interim study to examine training and qualifications for law enforcement investigators in Montana. It specifically focuses on whether agencies have enough officers with advanced skills for serious crimes like homicides and sexual assaults - addressing gaps noted in the Montana Law Enforcement Employment Survey. The study will review existing training opportunities, survey agencies about qualified investigators, and explore ways to increase qualified personnel. The findings must be reported to the 70th Legislature by September 2026. This is a procedural request for analysis, not a policy change.
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