About the Seminar:

This four-hour seminar is a MUST for all current and retired LEOs and explores the 45 plus court decisions which impact the rights and responsibilities of qualified current and retired LEOs under the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act of 2004 (commonly known as "H.R. 218" or "LEOSA") as amended by the Improvements Act of 2010 and 2013. Attendees will reduce their off-duty risk of being arrested and their on-duty risk for civil liability by learning who can carry, what firearms can be carried, when firearms can be carried, where they can and cannot be carried, why they may be carried, and how firearms must be carried under LEOSA.

Presenter:

Thomas Roughneen, Esq. is a firearms attorney, former Assistant Prosecutor, a combat veteran and Army JAG, and National Guard Lieutenant Colonel. He represents LEOs in a range of weapons matters and had the privilege of representing 3 State University LEOs when the NJ State Police denied their permits to carry in retirement. Those cases, and the appeal, led to the 2017 law that expanded the right to carry to almost all uniformed police officers who retire in good standing.

Please note that there will be a break for lunch halfway through the seminar.  A sandwich lunch will be provided.  We regret that we are unable to accommodate for special diets.  You are welcome to bring your own lunch if you desire. 

This is an in-person seminar at the venue.  There is no webinar scheduled at this point on this date.

Tickets are $90.  If you need to pay by purchase order or by check, please contact us at info@sheepdogacademy.com.  

Please email us at info@sheepdogacademy.com if you have any other questions.