On-Demand: The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) announced a final rule that imposes a lifetime ban on drivers who are convicted of a severe form of human trafficking in a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) from operating a CMV. This training course will educate learners about the lifetime ban.

2.00 On-Demand CLE Credit: This online training course, developed by national experts in cooperation with the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibility, the National District Attorneys Association’s National Traffic Law Center, and the National Center for State Courts, is for new and practicing prosecutors.

2.00 On-Demand CLE Credit: Federal and most state law prohibits the “masking” of convictions. Misconceptions continue to persist surrounding this statute’s mandate requiring the reporting of CDL/CMV violations and convictions and prosecutors’ discretion to negotiate these cases. Learners will appreciate how the enforcement of this and other regulations combine to reduce injury and death by keeping unsafe commercial driver’s license (CDL) holders off the roads and assuring that each driver has one driver’s license and one complete driver’s record.

What is the difference between possession of a stolen motor vehicle and carjacking? How does a prosecutor prove knowledge of unlawful possession of a car? How can prosecutors prove carjacking if their only witness is the victim and the offender was masked? What is the best way to obtain cell phone records from the suspect’s phone? Is there evidence that can be used in court from the computer located inside of the victim’s car? Please join us to learn more about prosecuting carjacking cases and how to overcome common evidentiary challenges.

On-Demand: Hosted by the National District Attorneys Association (NDAA) in partnership with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC)

On-Demand Webinar: This course provides attorneys with practical approaches to reducing bottlenecks in evidence collection and sharing – from more timely and organized discovery to smoother presentation of evidence in hearings.

More than one third of all child sexual abuse is committed by older or more powerful juveniles. These cases are difficult to handle because the families of the victim and offender often have a relationship, because the victim and offenders are very young and because our system of justice is not adapted to the needs of child sexual abuse victims. This webinar teaches common missteps in the handling/trying of these cases and how to avoid them.

3.00 On-Demand CLE Credit: Impaired driving is illegal, extremely dangerous, and has life altering consequences. Impairment is impairment, regardless of the substance causing the impairment. It does not matter what type of drug a person has taken: licit, illicit, or even if that drug is properly prescribed or purchased over-the-counter; the risk of death or serious injury is the same.

This webinar helps participants identify key elements of a comprehensive community-based gang reduction strategy and build partnerships to lead these efforts. Evidence-based strategies for community-based gang reduction efforts are offered as well as background on what makes these programs effective. Attendees gain a thorough understanding of how gang interdiction efforts have worked in other communities under various partnerships.

This webinar provides an overview of the role and responsibilities of the juvenile prosecutor inside and outside the courtroom. It encompasses procedural and ethical considerations along with an overview of the evolving and expanding role of the juvenile prosecutor. Discussion also includes the pivotal leadership role that prosecutors play across the justice continuum – from diverting cases prior to justice system involvement to addressing serious and violent offenders. Juvenile prosecutors are encouraged to stay current on science and research on youth and to be proactive in working with those in the community who serve youth, working collaboratively to reduce offending.