CAPE Training Conference
November 6-7, 2009
Loews Coronado Bay Resort
4000 Coronado Bay Road
Coronado, California 92118
Telephone 619.424.4000
Telephone 800.815.6397
Facsimile: 619.424.4400
Resort Website:
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Map & Driving Directions:
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Resort & Reservation Information
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Room Rates
Telephone 800.815.6397
Room rates: $139.00 single or double
Occupancy Tax is 8% and 1% Environmental fee
$151.51 total room cost per night x 2 nights = $303.02
Thursday & Friday night stay (does not include parking)
Check in: 4PM Check out: 12 Noon
Room reservations must be made by no later than October 5, 2009,
in order to get the CAPE Rate and it is based on availability.
In other words, the CAPE rooms may be taken before the cut-off date.
If you plan on staying over Saturday night, you need to book your
room
early to receive the CAPE Government rate.
Saturday night reservations will depend on availability.
CAPE group discount parking rate is: $10.00 (nightly)
Non-CAPE rate is: $22.00 self / $28.00 valet (nightly)
No hotel shuttle service to/from airport
No fee to cross over the Coronado Bay Bridge
Cloud 9 Shuttle (800) 974-8885 or on line at:
www.cloud9shuttle.com
  Conference Cost & Details
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CAPE Member: $175.00 both days - $100.00 one day
Non-Member: $250.00 both days - $150.00 one day
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Non-CAPE
members must be a member in good standing with one or more
of the following: APA, AAPP, NPA or an APA recognized state
polygraph association. |
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Non-CAPE
members must contact CAPE Secretary Bob Heard no later
than October 5, 2009, if they are interested in attending this
training conference. Attendance is not guaranteed. |
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Your CAPE
dues through 2009 must be current in order to register for this
conference. |
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$25.00 late fee if you register after October 5, 2009 |
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$35.00 for each guest for lunch on Friday, November 6, 2009 |
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If the CAPE
Secretary has no "timely" record of your cancellation, the cost of the
handout material and Friday’s lunch will be deducted from your
refund. |
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CAPE Members
If you missed the registration deadline but still plan on
attending, make sure you or your agency contacts CAPE
Secretary Bob Heard at 909-387-0343 or at
bheard@sbcsd.org ASAP!
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Contact CAPE
Secretary Bob Heard at
bheard@sbcsd.org or call
1-909-387-0343 if you have any questions about your Dues Status,
Registration Certification, APA, AAPP, POST Training Points and/or
The Federal Polygraph Continuing Education Certification Program (FPCECP).
Conference Schedule
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Friday,
November 6, 2009 |
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0700-0745 |
Early Registration |
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0800-1200 |
Interview & Interrogations
Bill Majeski |
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1200-1300 |
Catered Lunch |
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1300-1700 |
Interview & Interrogations
Bill Majeski |
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1700-1800 |
Full Member Exam
Ron Homer |
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1800-2000 |
President's
Reception
Villa / Board Room |
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Saturday,
November 7, 2009 |
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0730-0745 |
Registration for those who did not attend day 1 |
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0800-0945 |
CAPE Business Meeting |
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1000-1200 |
Computer & Internet Use - Methodological
Approach to Interviewing for PDD Examiner
Marty Oelrich |
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1200-1300 |
Lunch of your own |
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1300-1700 |
Computer & Internet Use - (cont'd)
Marty Oelrich |
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1700 |
Training Conference Closed |
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About The Instructors |
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Marty Oelrich will be
discussing a methodological approach to interviewing PDD
examinees regarding computer and Internet use. Topics covered
will include an understanding of motivations for using the
Internet to engage in sexual behavior, how individuals use
computers and the Internet to engage in sexual behaviors,
considerations for PDD examiners, test construction, as well
as many other topics associated with interviewing about
computer and Internet use. Several semi-structured interviews
will be presented in addition to several case examples and
online demonstrations. This presentation includes information
that is applicable to pre-conviction and post-conviction
populations. Please note that this presentation will contain
graphic material, which may be offensive to some viewers.
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Bill Majeski is a veteran of the NYPD
where he had a distinguished career for 21 years as a
Detective and earned a reputation for being sagacious. His law
enforcement expertise encompasses a vast array of criminal and
internal investigations, from Homicides through to Political
Corruption. That experience has been significantly enhanced
over the past 20 years working in the private sector. Bill
provides his clients with training, consulting, case and crime
analysis and investigative solutions. He has an expertise in
interviewing and interrogation techniques and developed “The
Power Interview” and “Strategic Interviewing”. Since 1974, he
has been a practicing polygraph examiner for both law
enforcement and the private sector. He has personally
conducted thousands of interviews, interrogations and
polygraph examinations.
He is currently an Adjunct Professor at
Centenary College. For ten years he directed academic programs
as the Chief Instructor for the New York Institute of
Polygraph Science. Mr. Majeski lectures on interviewing
techniques, interpretation of body language, investigative
procedures, polygraph methodology and a host of other topics
to corporate, private sectors, and government agencies both in
the Unites States and abroad.
Mr. Majeski has written many articles for
professional journals and has been published in Parade
Magazine. He has had the distinction of being featured in many
publications including: Time Magazine, the Sunday New York
Times and the New York Daily News. He is the author of "The
Lie Detection Book"(a book on body language), which was
published by Ballantine Publications. Additionally he is a
co-compiler of a textbook titled "Corporate Investigations",
published by Lawyers & Judges Publishing Company. |
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