Most bad case law comes from line officers, not command staff. That’s why every officer needs solid search and seizure training—especially those with less than five years on the job who haven’t had in-depth legal training since the academy.

At Blue to Gold, we bring custom, high-energy training directly to your squads—on your schedule. Our courses are tailored to your agency, incorporating state and circuit case law along with your department’s policies. Training materials will be provided in advance for review and collaboration.

We also train swing and graveyard shifts during their regular hours—because legal mistakes don’t wait for business hours.

As a national leader in legal training, we know where officers struggle most with Fourth Amendment law. We’ll clear up confusion, correct bad habits, and make sure your officers get it right—every time.

This is Blue to Gold’s flagship course. We designed this training for law enforcement officers who want to master search and seizure case law to be proactive and legally defensible. The instruction is eye-opening, fast-paced, and uses relevant case-law to explain the legal aspects of searches and seizures in federal and state specific case law.

What topics are covered in the training videos?
Topics include legal updates, search and seizure laws, officer safety, use-of-force guidelines, report writing tips, and community policing strategies.

How long are the videos?
Most videos are designed to be 5-10 minutes long to fit into roll-call schedules without causing disruptions.

Are the videos interactive?
All videos include quizzes or discussion prompts for roll-call supervisors to engage with officers.

What should I do if I experience technical difficulties?
Contact the agency’s IT department or the training program’s support team at here 

What if I forget my login credentials?
Click the “Forgot Password” link on the login page or contact us. 

Can I download the videos for offline viewing?
No, the videos are streamed online to maintain content security and ensure updates are reflected in real-time.

How often are new videos added?
New videos are added twice per week and reflect emerging legal trends and agency needs.

Can I provide request a particular topic?
Yes, officers are encouraged to provide feedback through the platform or their account manager.

Will the videos include information specific to our jurisdiction?
Most videos are based on caselaw applicable to every officer, such as the Fourth and Fifth Amendment. State-specific case law videos will be published when needed.

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