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"How To Avoid Social Media Liability Online Course"

Course Registration Deadline: February 15, 2020

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"What an eye-opening course. Mark's new strategies save your

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Important Update

“How to Avoid Social Media Liability Training 2020"

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Unawareness and misinformation regarding the new U.S. Supreme Court and Section 1983 federal social media laws and policy standards are costing law enforcement big legal damages that destroy careers, budgets, and the public trust. See Liverman v. City of Petersburg, 844 F. 3d 400 (2016), 4th Circuit Court of Appeals , as well as an analysis of the Liverman case and 1983 Failure To Train claim.

Social media attorney, Mark Fiedelholtz , has developed this specialized training to educate law enforcement professionals on the new federal social media speech laws and to mitigate risk from hidden liabilities in these new laws. You will not find this type of in-depth expert training anywhere else.

To read our course outline, please see HERE . To register for the course, please see this flyer for further information.

For additional reading on the social media liability and training, please read HERE .

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Testimonial Of University Of Richmond, Virginia Police Chief Who Recently Used My Online Course To Train His Entire Department

"Mark, I recently completed your online course.The value of the content compared to the price point is outstanding. The format of blending case law, commentary commentary, and providing informative knowledge pages for each section to be used as references has a lasting impact. I feel good about providing this training for all my department members because it impacts each employee at work and they personally use social media."

- Chief David McCoy, University of Richmond, VA

Thank You To All The Virginia Law Enforcement Departments, Cities, And Counties For Supporting My Specialized Digital Media Law Training Over The Past 30 Years