his groundbreaking course offers attorneys an in-depth exploration of the psychological, physiological, and legal factors that underpin the use of force in high-stress situations. Designed for professionals navigating civilian and police use-of-force cases, this training blends human performance research with expert legal analysis to provide a holistic understanding of violent encounters.

Participants will learn to:

• Analyze the impact of life-threatening conditions on perception, decision-making, and human performance.
• Evaluate reports, interviews, body-camera footage, and litigation with a new perspective informed by science and realistic accountability.
• Apply de-escalation principles and assess the reasonableness of force through the lens of a trained officer or civilian under duress.

This course integrates vivid, real-world examples—including graphic images, videos, and descriptions of incidents involving serious bodily injury or death—to provide a realistic framework for understanding and evaluating use-of-force incidents.

Target Audience: Attorneys and legal professionals involved in use-of-force cases, including those representing civilians or law enforcement.

Key Benefits:

• Gain expertise in assessing the reasonableness of actions in violent encounters.
• Enhance your litigation strategy with insights into human performance under stress.
• Learn to bridge the gap between legal theory and the real-world dynamics of violence.

This essential training fills critical gaps left by traditional legal education, equipping participants with the tools to analyze and advocate effectively in use-of-force cases. Welcome to "The Law of Violence: Use of Force and Human Performance for Attorneys."