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You are here: Home / Trainings / Webinar – Likes, Posts and Shares: When the Government uses Social Media to Prosecute Your Client

Webinar – Likes, Posts and Shares: When the Government uses Social Media to Prosecute Your Client

August 4, 2020 //  by Sarah Olson//  2 Comments

This NACDL free live webinar is being offered in Aug. 6, 2020 at 3:00 pm. It is open to NACDL members and non-members.

The webinar will cover how defense attorneys can challenge the use of social media evidence in criminal cases, as courts continue to grapple with the constitutionality and scope of the Stored Communications Act. The webinar will discuss the functionality, constitutionality, and admissibility of evidence obtained from social media companies in criminal proceedings and the barriers that defense attorneys face in accessing these platforms.

The webinar will feature Hanni Fakhoury, an Assistant Federal Public Defender in Oakland, CA, and Rachel Levinson-Waldman, deputy director of the Brennan Center’s Liberty & National Security Program.

Category: TrainingsForensic Discipline: Digital Evidence

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  1. T.J.

    August 5, 2020 at 10:47 am

    Link?

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    • Sarah Olson

      August 5, 2020 at 11:31 am

      I added the link in the post. Here it is as well: https://www.nacdl.org/Event/NACDL-FREE-LIVE-CLE-Webinar-on-Social-Media-Monito?_zs=JiPWO1&_zl=jFLs5

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