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Strategic Pretrial Litigation in Criminal Defense

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In criminal defense practice, pretrial litigation and motion practice are often more limited than in the civil arena. Nevertheless, there are critical pretrial opportunities that can be leveraged not only to address substantive legal issues and preserve arguments for appeal, but also to create strategic advantages for the defense.

This CLE program explores a more nuanced and strategic approach to pretrial litigation in criminal cases. It emphasizes that success is not solely defined by prevailing on a motion. Even when a motion is denied, it can still advance the defense by shaping the record, influencing the prosecution’s strategy, educating the court, or positioning the case more favorably for negotiation or trial.

Attendees will gain insight into how thoughtful and purposeful pretrial motion practice can serve as a powerful tool in building an effective criminal defense.

Lecturer Bio

Marvin D. Miller, Esq.

Marvin D. Miller has been practicing criminal defense out of Alexandria, Virginia since the early 1970’s. He has represented clients in cases ranging from those charged with importing, manufacturing and growing drugs, and anti-government protests towards protestors to political figures and personnel from special military operation units.

He has practiced in more than a dozen states in both state and federal cases and has engaged in federal appeals in the First, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Eighth, Eleventh, and D.C. Circuits.

Strategic Pretrial Litigation in Criminal Defense

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Marvin D. Miller, Esq.

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