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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-12/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-12/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-12/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-12/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-12/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-12/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-12/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-12/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-11/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-11/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-11/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-11/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-11/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-11/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210511T130000
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-11/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-11/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T160000
DTSTAMP:20210303T121623Z
CREATED:20210303T121623Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210303T121623Z
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SUMMARY:Why Race Matters: Who We Are - A Chronicle of Racism in America
DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Jeff Robinson\, Esq.\nDate: May 10 2021\, 1-4pm \nFor almost four decades\, attorney Jeffery Robinson has devoted his legal career to racial justice. In recent years\, he has travelled the country speaking hard truths about race in America. “Our history\,” he tells audiences\, “has been stolen from us.” Weaving heartbreak\, humor\, passion\, and rage\, Robinson takes us through this stolen history\, showing us how the legacy of slavery and U.S. imperialism impacts every aspect of our society – from 1619 through the present. \nNot only is it time for all Americans to reckon with the true history of racial oppression in this country\, but also to understand its impact on today. Robinson’s presentation aims to help us do just that. From the historical connection of slave patrols to local police departments\, through the massacres of communities of freed slaves\, to the fact that the essential elements of the practice of modern day slavery continued long after the Civil War\, Robinson challenges us to think about where we started as a country\, where we are\, and where we want to end up. His words lay bare an all-but-forgotten past\, as well as our shared responsibility to create a better country in our lifetimes. \nThere is a direct line from the values of white supremacy held by the people who founded America to present day America\, and Robinson’s presentation demonstrates how those values and resulting laws have led us to our current circumstances. When people reflect on police violence today few people see the direct connection between laws on police use of force and laws passed in the 1600’s making it clear that if a slave was killed while resisting a master\, no crime had been committed. People are unaware of the connection between slave patrols and modern-day police departments. These kinds of connections are critical to understanding that the devaluation of Black lives today can be traced to historic examples of devaluation that continue unbroken throughout American history and especially the criminal justice system. \nThe history Robinson imparts is not easy. It is not comfortable. But it is necessary. In the end\, Robinson’s words are a call to arms. He empowers his audience to change the future\, leaving them with a sense of optimism about what America could look like if we have the courage to change it.
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/why-race-matters-speaker-series-who-we-are-a-chronicle-of-racism-in-america/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T084500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T123000
DTSTAMP:20210210T204331Z
CREATED:20210210T204331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210210T204331Z
UID:10000963-1620636300-1620649800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:CAFL Preparing for Trial Training
DESCRIPTION:CAFL Preparing for Trial Training FKA Trial Practice Training \nApril 22 Orientation 2:30 – 4 p.m.; \nApril 26 8:45 to 12:30\, \nApril 29 8:45 to 12:30\, \nMay 3 8:45 to 12:30\, \nMay 6 8:45 to 12:30.
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/cafl-preparing-for-trial-training/2021-05-10/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T084500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T123000
DTSTAMP:20210210T204331Z
CREATED:20210210T204331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210210T204331Z
UID:10000967-1620636300-1620649800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:CAFL Preparing for Trial Training
DESCRIPTION:CAFL Preparing for Trial Training FKA Trial Practice Training \nApril 22 Orientation 2:30 – 4 p.m.; \nApril 26 8:45 to 12:30\, \nApril 29 8:45 to 12:30\, \nMay 3 8:45 to 12:30\, \nMay 6 8:45 to 12:30.
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/cafl-preparing-for-trial-training/2021-05-10/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T084500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T123000
DTSTAMP:20210210T204331Z
CREATED:20210210T204331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210210T204331Z
UID:10000971-1620636300-1620649800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:CAFL Preparing for Trial Training
DESCRIPTION:CAFL Preparing for Trial Training FKA Trial Practice Training \nApril 22 Orientation 2:30 – 4 p.m.; \nApril 26 8:45 to 12:30\, \nApril 29 8:45 to 12:30\, \nMay 3 8:45 to 12:30\, \nMay 6 8:45 to 12:30.
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/cafl-preparing-for-trial-training/2021-05-10/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T084500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210510T123000
DTSTAMP:20210210T204331Z
CREATED:20210210T204331Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210210T204331Z
UID:10000975-1620636300-1620649800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:CAFL Preparing for Trial Training
DESCRIPTION:CAFL Preparing for Trial Training FKA Trial Practice Training \nApril 22 Orientation 2:30 – 4 p.m.; \nApril 26 8:45 to 12:30\, \nApril 29 8:45 to 12:30\, \nMay 3 8:45 to 12:30\, \nMay 6 8:45 to 12:30.
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/cafl-preparing-for-trial-training/2021-05-10/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210507T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210507T140000
DTSTAMP:20210426T175345Z
CREATED:20210426T175345Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210426T175345Z
UID:10001090-1620392400-1620396000@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:COVID BROWN BAG – Resumption of 12-Person Jury Trials
DESCRIPTION:  \nCOVID BROWN BAG – Resumption of 12-Person Jury Trials \nMay 7\, 2021 1pm to 2pm \n1 CLE: Adult Criminal\, Criminal Appeals\, CAFL\, YAD\, YAD Appeals\, SORB\, MH \n As you may have seen in the recent SJC order\, effective May 1\, 2021\, there will be a resumption of 12-person jury trials. Many attorneys have reached out looking for information about what to expect as we step into this new world.  We know that some of you have participated in in-person hearings and trials during the pandemic and have experiences to share.  We are also looking for  suggestions about motions in limine and other requests we can make to the court to best advocate for our clients if they choose to proceed with an in-person hearing or trials.  \n The training department is planning to share this information as part of a panel discussion on May 7\, 2021 from 1-2 PM.  If you have thoughts or suggestions that you think others can benefit from\, please send an email directly to Lipou (llaliemthavisay@publiccounsel.net).  Thanks! We are looking forward to seeing you all there. \nREGISTER HERE \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/covid-brown-bag-resumption-of-12-person-jury-trials/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T160000
DTSTAMP:20210407T153831Z
CREATED:20210407T153831Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210407T153831Z
UID:10001468-1620309600-1620316800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:Openings\, Motions for Required Findings\, and Closings
DESCRIPTION:Openings\, Motions for Required Findings\, and Closings: A two-part (May 6 and 13) hands-on seminar program to really hone your skills in crafting and delivering opening statements\, motions for required findings\, and closing arguments. This program is for people practicing in Suffolk\, Berkshire\, Franklin\, Hampden and Hampshire counties\, and space is limited. Please see flier (link below) for more information. \nOpenings-Motions for Required Finding-Closings ANNOUNCEMENT
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/openings-motions-for-required-findings-and-closings/2021-05-06/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="MHLD Training":MAILTO:bkealy@publiccounsel.net
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T160000
DTSTAMP:20210129T152121Z
CREATED:20210129T152121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210129T152121Z
UID:10000847-1620306000-1620316800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-06/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T160000
DTSTAMP:20210129T152121Z
CREATED:20210129T152121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210129T152121Z
UID:10000859-1620306000-1620316800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-06/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T160000
DTSTAMP:20210129T152121Z
CREATED:20210129T152121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210129T152121Z
UID:10000870-1620306000-1620316800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-06/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T160000
DTSTAMP:20210129T152121Z
CREATED:20210129T152121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210129T152121Z
UID:10000880-1620306000-1620316800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-06/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T160000
DTSTAMP:20210129T152121Z
CREATED:20210129T152121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210129T152121Z
UID:10000889-1620306000-1620316800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-06/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T160000
DTSTAMP:20210129T152121Z
CREATED:20210129T152121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210129T152121Z
UID:10000897-1620306000-1620316800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-06/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210506T160000
DTSTAMP:20210129T152121Z
CREATED:20210129T152121Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210129T152121Z
UID:10001439-1620306000-1620316800@intranet.publiccounsel.net
SUMMARY:Persuasive Practice in Superior Court
DESCRIPTION:The stakes are much higher for clients who have been indicted\, and there are important differences in Superior Court practice even for a defense attorney with substantial experience in District Court.  The course will address procedural and substantive topics that every criminal defense lawyer practicing in Superior Court must know.  Participants will also work on advanced trial advocacy skills in the context of cases commonly encountered in a Superior Court Practice. \nAmong other things\, we plan to cover the following topics during the course: \n\nStrategic use of forensic experts in pretrial case preparation and at trial\, including tips on how to successfully challenge the prosecution’s expert qualifications and opinion;\nMotion practice including the legal grounds and evidentiary basis for discovery of protected information under the Lampron/Dwyer seven step protocol to produce\, inspect and use privileged records in court;\nGrand jury proceedings\, indictments\, immunity issues;\nEvidentiary and forensic issues involved in trying sexual assault allegations such as first complaint evidence\, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) examinations\, and DNA evidence;\nIssues in gang allegations;\nTips for creating and maintaining good client relations in the high stress setting of a Superior Court case;\nProcedural aspects of Superior Court practice\, including the procedural life of a case;\nOpening Statement\, Cross Examination and Closing Argument in complex cases.\nPlease note: there is homework assigned each night as part of this course\n\nMore details regarding application to follow \n 
URL:https://intranet.publiccounsel.net/event/persuasive-practice-in-superior-court/2021-05-06/
LOCATION:MA\, United States
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