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    1.25 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: Legal writing is essential. This webinar will help you improve your writing skills by providing the building blocks to write concisely and persuasively. This introductory webinar will cover writing in the digital age, dos and don’ts, and common errors to avoid.

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    1.50 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: There is a significant relationship between animal cruelty and other violence, including organized crime, human trafficking, gangs, and intimate partner/child abuse. Largely because of this link, acts of animal abuse are now tracked alongside felony crimes like arson, assault, and homicide in the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s criminal database. Join Erin Aiello, an Assistant District Attorney in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and a Law Enforcement Trainer with the Humane Society of the United States, as she focuses on interpersonal violence prosecutions and reviews unique considerations in animal abuse cases and strategies for a multidisciplinary approach to help keep people and their pets safe.

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    1.25 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: Cellular telephones, social media, and other digital information play a daily role in the lives of almost every person. The ever-ubiquitous smart phone. A wealth of information at your fingertips and wealth of data in the records. Join NDAA and Nicholas Falcicchio for a 75-minute presentation discussing what call detail records (CDR) analysis can and cannot do for you. This is a webinar to help you understand what is available from the records as well as how to use them in court. This training is part of the Innovate 360 Series, which covers emergent technology, issues, and ideas.

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    1.50 On-Demand: Gang cases are some of the most difficult cases to prosecute. From uncooperative witness to jury nullification there are many factors making gang crimes extremely challenging. Join NDAA and Assistant State’s Attorney, Thomas Darman, for a 90-minute webinar designed to help you to organize, strategize, and successfully prosecute the most complex of gang cases.

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    1.50 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: A Google Reverse Location Search (Geofence) is a multi-step search warrant and analysis process that can generate powerful leads. With an increasing number of detectives using this investigative tool, it is important to have a deep understanding of how these warrants work, especially considering the challenges they are facing in court. Attendees will be introduced to the search warrant and analysis process, and the anonymized data provided to law enforcement. Other challenges and controversy surrounding geofence warrants, like Google’s rejection of the warrants, will also be discussed.

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    1.50 On-Demand Webinar CLE Credit: CrimeCon is an annual event aimed at bringing together the true crime community by featuring the latest cases, scientific techniques, podcasters, doctors, and more. CrimeCon is just one example of how much true crime sensationalism has grown. This genre raises the question: how is society’s seeming infatuation with true crime really impacting our cases?  Pulling from their own experiences, Special Assistant Rachel Smith and Prosecutor Rob Wood explore the potential implications of true crime sensationalism and offer suggestions about how to limit negative legal impacts . This is a webinar you will not want to miss!

  • On-Demand Webinar: In today's rapidly evolving legal landscape, it is crucial for prosecutors and law enforcement agencies to work in tandem, leveraging cutting-edge tools and techniques to ensure accurate and efficient handling of evidence. This webinar will dive into the key components of this partnership, offering participants valuable insights and actionable strategies to streamline their own workflows. During this dynamic session, you will learn how Navarro County (Texas) District Attorney’s Office and their law enforcement partners enhanced collaboration to foster seamless evidence intake and case management. You’ll hear about the latest innovations in evidence management that are revolutionizing the evidence intake process, best practices for simplifying workflows, reducing human error, and accelerating case reviews while maintaining the highest standards of legal compliance and ethical conduct. The panelist will also share their strategies for ensuring that appropriate evidence is included in discovery, minimizing the risk of exclusion or suppression during trial proceedings. Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and gain a competitive edge in your practice or agency. Register now for "Streamlining Evidence Intake: Uniting Prosecutors & Law Enforcement through Cutting-Edge Technology for Efficient Evidence Management & Discovery Excellence" and discover how to harness the power of technology and teamwork to achieve unparalleled results in your legal cases.

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    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.

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    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.

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    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.