Résumé
"With the financial assistance of Human Resources and Social Development Canada, the CACP has developed police training materials to increase police effectiveness in communicating with all of those who come into contact with the law: victims of crime, suspects, complainants, witnesses, and the general public. The CACP also encourages police and their organizations to support literacy initiatives in their communities."--Page 1.
Contenu
Unit 1. Measuring the literacy problem in Canada -- Unit 2. Literacy and policing -- Unit 3. Measuring literacy -- Unit 4. The prevalence of low literacy -- Unit 5. Who are these people? -- Unit 6. How does the person with low literacy differ from you? -- Unit 7. Low literacy and the criminal justice system -- Unit 8. Signals and solutions -- Unit 9. Meeting the legal challenges -- Unit 10. What can you do? -- Wrap-up and close.