Offered by NACDL, no registration cost.
From Patient to Defendant: When Clinical Care Becomes Criminal EvidenceRead More
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From the Hospital to Handcuffs: Flawed Drug Testing and Pregnancy Criminalization
Free webinar offered by NACDL. Open to non-NACDL members.
From the Hospital to Handcuffs: Flawed Drug Testing and Pregnancy CriminalizationRead More
NACDL 4AC’s Omnibus Tech Discovery Checklist
This discovery list serves as an all-in-one, cover-your-bases initial discovery checklist for many of the most commonly used categories of technology that you will see in your cases.
Defending Drug Overdose Homicides Trainings
Free recorded presentations, sample pleadings and more offered by NACDL
Artificial Justice: AI, Tech, and Criminal Defense
Free recorded webinar program presented by NACDL
AI, Due Process, and Scientific Evidence
Free webinar offered by NACDL
NACDL 4th Amendment Center Information Sheet
Describes assistance that NACDL’s Fourth Amendment Center can provide to defense teams regarding digital evidence
Defending Death by Distribution Cases in NC
Free 2-day in-person training in Durham offered by NCIDS, NCAJ, and NACDL. This program is complete, but materials are available upon request.
Defense Strategies for Getting (and Challenging) Social Media Evidence
Free-to-attend recorded webinar offered by NACDL. NACDL membership not required.
Defense Strategies for Getting (and Challenging) Social Media EvidenceRead More
Webinar – Tiny Constables: Automatic License Plate Readers and the Fourth Amendment
Free-to-attend webinar offered by NACDL
Webinar – Tiny Constables: Automatic License Plate Readers and the Fourth AmendmentRead More
Accessibility and Universal Design for Legal Professionals
Free to attend webinar offered by NACDL
Accessibility and Universal Design for Legal ProfessionalsRead More
Making Sense of Science: Forensic Science & the Law
3-day training offered by NACDL in Las Vegas
Making Sense of Science: Forensic Science & the LawRead More
A Lawyer’s Guide to Vehicle Forensics
Free webinar offered by NACDL
New Jersey v. Arteaga, 6/7/2023
COA held that the defendant is entitled to face recognition information as part of requested discovery in accordance with Brady v. Maryland.
Unlocking the Black Box: Challenging Surveillance and Technology in Criminal Cases
Recorded presentations from May 2022 on various topics of digital forensics
Unlocking the Black Box: Challenging Surveillance and Technology in Criminal CasesRead More