POSTPONED: National Law Enforcement Summit 2020

Enhancing Justice & Public Safety
DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK, LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS’ NATIONAL SUMMIT HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Given the rapidly-evolving news surrounding the novel coronavirus outbreak, and the travel and other guidance being issued by the CDC and other government entities, Law Enforcement Leaders has concluded that postponement of our National Summit scheduled for April 1, 2020, is necessary.
Although we will not be hosting the summit this Spring, we are committed to convening our members this year to discuss how to better provide just outcomes while ensuring safe communities. This page will be continually updated as details for the rescheduled summit are finalized.
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to Sunwoo Oh at sunwoo.oh@lawenforcementleaders.org.
Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center
Rotunda, North Tower, 8th Floor
1300 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20004
8:00am – 8:30am
Breakfast and Meet & Greet
8:30am – 1:00pm
Summit: Keynotes, Speeches, and Panels
If you have questions about the event agenda, speakers, members meeting, or logistics, please contact Sunwoo Oh at sunwoo.oh@lawenforcementleaders.org.
Keynotes
Senator Chuck Grassley

Panelists
Justice & Legitimacy in Law Enforcement: Community Engagement & Alternatives to Arrest
Moderated by Brendan Cox, Director of Policing Strategies for the LEAD National Support Bureau, former Police Chief, Albany, New York
Featuring:
Carmen Best, Police Chief, Seattle, Washington
Steve Conrad, Police Chief, Louisville, Kentucky
Beth McCann, District Attorney, Denver County, Colorado
Gil Kerlikowske, Former Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Reimagining Justice: Innovations in Reducing Incarceration & Recidivism
Moderated by James E. Johnson, Corporation Counsel, New York City, New York
Featuring:
Brian Gootkin, Sheriff, Gallatin County, Montana
John Choi, County Attorney, Ramsey County, Minnesota
T.J. Donovan, Attorney General, Vermont
Sim Gill, District Attorney, Salt Lake County, Utah
Stephanie Morales, Commonwealth’s Attorney, Portsmouth, Virginia
John E. Wetzel, Secretary, Department of Corrections, Pennsylvania
With insights from Sue Rahr, Executive Director of the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission; Sheriff Peter J. Koutoujian of Middlesex County, Massachusetts; and Brett Tolman, Former U.S. Attorney of Utah.
We currently have nearly 200 members hailing from around the country, from all divisions of law enforcement, and from across the political spectrum.
Members Include:
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Sim Gill
District Attorney, Salt Lake County, Utah
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William Scott
Police Chief, San Francisco, California
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Carmen Best
Former Police Chief, Seattle, Washington
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Brett Tolman
Former U.S. Attorney, District of Utah
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Beth McCann
District Attorney, Denver, Colorado
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Peter Koutoujian
Sheriff, Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Former President, Major County Sheriffs of America
Former President, Massachusetts Sheriffs' Association -
Brendan Cox
Director of Policing Strategies, LEAD National Support Bureau
Former Police Chief, Albany, New York -
Jerry Clayton
Sheriff, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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Diana Becton
District Attorney, Contra Costa County, California;Former Presiding Judge, Contra Costa Superior Court, California
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Paul Schnell
Commissioner, Department of Corrections, Minnesota
Former Police Chief, Maplewood, Minnesota
Former Police Chief, Hastings, Minnesota