They Said What! Handling Multiple Consistent or Inconsistent Statements in Criminal CasesSKU: CRIM8500
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Price$50
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DescriptionCriminal cases are challenging. If you’re reading this course description, you already know this. Advocates championing their cause must navigate complicated overlapping laws, procedures, and people. This CLE course surveys how witness statements during investigations and prosecutions must be handled by lawyers representing their clients. Specifically, this CLE takes a case in chronological order from investigation to trial, identifying several best practices that prosecutors and defense lawyers alike can use to improve their case presentation. The CLE uses several practical examples to inspire attendees on how to apply these rules to their cases. Attendees who complete this CLE will have a fresh perspective which they can use to analyze their cases. Lecturer BioMatthew W. Gilbert, Esq.Crime victims deserve the best legal representation or advocacy which the United States of America legal system has to offer. Since graduating law school, Matthew Gilbert has devoted his law practice to pursuing this goal. After completing a BA in Philosophy from Austin Peay State University in 2008 and then a JD from Washington University in St. Louis in 2012, he has worked for the Nashville Davidson County District Attorney’s Office since 2013 as well as worked as a Judge Advocate for the Tennessee Army National Guard and National Guard Bureau since 2014. Matthew’s practice has focused on prosecuting domestic violence, and representing sexual assault and domestic violence victims in the U.S. Military. |
