Acceptable use

When you create an account you agree to this:

This training is for lawful professional or academic use. It confers no authority, licence or access to any data. You must comply with the law of your jurisdiction.

These rules are part of our Terms of use.

Everyone must

• Use LEA.Training only for lawful professional, educational or personal learning.
• Keep your account to yourself. Do not let anyone else use it or take an assessment for you.
• Do the assessments yourself. Do not copy, record, share or publish questions or answers.
• Do not present a Record of Completion as more than it is: it shows you completed our course; it is not a licence or a qualification from any authority.

Nobody may

• Copy, download in bulk, scrape or republish our content, or use it to train computer models.
• Try to break into, overload, test the security of, or get round the limits of the platform without our written permission. (If you find a security problem, please tell us: grievance@vsvsv.tech.)
• Upload or send anything unlawful, harmful, abusive or that belongs to someone else.
• Use LEA.Training in a way that breaks the law of the place where you are.

Rules for LEA.Training

• Picking a role ("officer", "lawyer", "student", "company") tailors the course. It is not a check, and it does not mean we have confirmed who you are.
• Our lessons explain how lawful requests for electronic evidence work. They give you no authority, power or access to any data. Use what you learn only within the law of your jurisdiction and your organisation's rules.
• Never use our material to impersonate an official, forge or fake a legal order or request, mislead a service provider, or get anyone's data without lawful authority.
• Do not use our material to plan or hide a crime, to harass anyone, or to get round a lawful process.
• The country notes and the provider directory are dated summaries. Check the current law and the provider's own current guidelines before you act.

If the rules are broken

We may remove content, withdraw a Record, suspend or close the account, and, where the law requires, tell the authorities. See section 12 of the Terms of use.