What will result from failing to complete the required continuing education for the first time?

Failing to complete the required continuing education for the first time typically results in a 90-day license suspension. This policy is designed to ensure that law enforcement officers maintain their training and stay updated on the necessary skills and knowledge required for their duties. The 90-day suspension serves as a disciplinary measure while allowing the officer time to correct the deficiency and comply with the educational requirements, rather than imposing a more severe consequence that might permanently affect the officer's career or licensing status.

The other potential consequences do not reflect the established protocols for first-time noncompliance. A warning might be appropriate for minor violations, but continuing education is a critical component of maintaining an active license. A mandatory retraining program or immediate revocation would typically apply to more serious or repeated violations instead of a first-time failure to meet continuing education requirements.