1.00 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: As a prosecutor, you face innumerable decisions that have a lasting impact on the lives of others.  You have ethical obligations that inform and direct your actions.  As you navigate your daily responsibilities in charging, negotiating, or making a determination to proceed with trial, you may encounter contradictions in aligning ethical rules that allow you to proceed with your individual guiding principles.  It is these moments that define you as a prosecutor and heighten your understanding of the power of your choices. This CLE will explore ethical dilemmas you may face, hard decisions you must make and successful strategies for principled resolutions.  The main focus of this CLE is to underscore just how impactful your decisions are on the lives of others.

1.00 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: Prosecuting in a small town presents a unique set of challenges. Join NDAA and Putnam County Prosecutor Timothy Bookwalter for a 60-minute presentation discussing the distinctive challenges facing prosecutors in smaller jurisdictions and strategies to effectively navigate issues such as conflict of interest.

1.00 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: Commercial Driver License holders have the privilege of operating 80,000 pound vehicles, and with that privilege comes greater training, licensing expectations and responsibility. This training will focus on the consequences of a conviction, specifically a felony conviction, on a CDL holder’s driving record and how a complete driving record fulfills the “One Driver-One License-One Record” concept. It’s important to realize that if the defendant is charged with a felony and holds a CDL, there may be important consequences to his or her CDL, including disqualification of the license.

1.00 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: The Women’s Prosecutor Section of NDAA was established to develop a network of NDAA members committed to leadership, mentorship, and friendship of women prosecutors. This panel discussion will address successful strategies for work/life balance as a trial lawyer, techniques for overcoming barriers, and considerations in pursuing management and leadership roles.

1.50 On-Demand CLE Credit: In this CLE, career prosecutor and ethics instructor David A. Lord, will use the Rittenhouse trial to examine the ethical pitfalls that can occur for both sides at each of the four primary parts of a trial – opening statement; an attorney’s presentation of their case (i.e. direct examination of witnesses); cross examination of the opposing side’s witnesses; and closing argument.

1.50 On-Demand CLE Credit: The National District Attorneys Association is partnering with national nonprofit For The People, to provide a two-part series of educational webinars on a rapidly emerging area of law: Prosecutor-Initiated Resentencing.

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.

1.50 On-Demand CLE Credit: 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.

1.50 On-Demand CLE Credit: Plea bargaining constitutes an enormous portion of a prosecutor’s workload and yet, we are given little ethical guidance on how to do this part of our job. In this ninety-minute webinar, career prosecutor and ethics instructor David Lord will discuss modern criticism of plea bargaining and will offer a framework that you can use when negotiating cases that advances due process, while also ensuring compliance with your ethical obligations.

1.50 On-Demand CLE Credit: This course discusses the challenges that juvenile court prosecutors face getting social media evidence admitted at adjudication. Prosecutors will learn about different sources and methods for accessing digital evidence. Specifics will be taught on how to authenticate social media evidence and how to deal with hearsay objections concerning social media