Allows law enforcement officers to receive honoraria for presentations in college courses outside their official duties.
This bill allows certified law enforcement officers to receive honoraria for delivering presentations as part of criminal justice courses in college and technical schools, provided the presentations occur outside their official duties. The bill aims to rebuild relationships between educational institutions and local law enforcement agencies, encouraging officers to share real-life expertise with students. The honoraria are permissible under specific conditions, including compliance with ethics rules and avoiding conflicts of interest.
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