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Legal Aspects of Code Administration: Intro and Historical Overview, and Local, State and Federal Legislative Law (Self-paced)

Item #: 2024ONL12A
Price: $79.00
Member Price: $79.00
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Format: Online Self-Paced
Duration: 1.50
$79.00

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Legal Aspects of Code Administration provides an in-depth exploration of the legal frameworks and concepts that influence the enforcement and administration of building codes. This online course examines the historical evolution of building codes, the roles and responsibilities of building officials, and the impact of federal, state, and local regulations. The course focuses on minimizing legal exposure, understanding key legal terms, and navigating the complexities of legal disputes in the building code context. It prepares building professionals to effectively apply legal knowledge in their day-to-day work and avoid costly legal pitfalls in code enforcement.
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Objectives
  • Outline the evolving legal landscape surrounding code administration and the implications of increased litigation on building officials.
  • Recognize the importance of legal knowledge and preparedness in minimizing liability and enhancing enforcement effectiveness.
  • Identify the role and limitations of legal reference materials in guiding code enforcement decisions.
  • Develop an awareness of the legal process, including adjudication and common defenses used against code enforcement actions.
  • Explain the historical evolution of building codes and how significant disasters have shaped code development.
  • Describe how state-enabling legislation and federal regulatory standards, including the Consumer Product Safety Act, impact local building codes and enforcement practices.
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