Saturday, June 16, 2012

July 19-21/Minneapolis, MN: Law and Technology Workshop for Federal Defenders

FD.org reports:
Pursuant to the Criminal Justice Act (CJA), the law governing the provision of federal criminal defense services to those unable to afford representation, the Office of Defender Services (ODS) of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, primarily through the ODS Training Branch (ODSTB), provides substantial training and other resource support to Federal Defender Organization (FDO) staff and CJA panel attorneys.
REGISTRATION FOR ALL TRAINING BRANCH EVENTS IS LIMITED TO PERSONS WHO PROVIDE SERVICES PURSUANT TO THE FEDERAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE ACT.
Event Title:
LAW AND TECHNOLOGY SERIES: ELECTRONIC COURTROOM PRESENTATION WORKSHOP
Description:
The Law and Technology Series: Electronic Courtroom Presentation Workshop focuses on the use of modern technology to improve the persuasiveness of courtroom presentations. This workshop is an intensive program where participants will learn to use TrialDirector and PowerPoint products to sharpen their courtroom skills. Attendees will enhance their direct-examination, cross-examination, and opening/closing argument abilities with detailed application and use of these litigation tools. Today, many federal courtrooms will accommodate the latest computer programs, and this technology has proven to be an effective and persuasive addition to lawyers' arsenals. Participation in the Electronic Courtroom Presentation Workshop is particularly valuable for federal criminal defense attorneys. General presentations and demonstrations are supplemented by concentrated small group workshops. In the smaller breakout groups, attendees receive hands-on guidance to apply the information presented in the plenary sessions using facts from a mock case file. Each participant will practice direct and cross-examination, and opening/closing arguments, using Trial Director and PowerPoint software. 
When/Where:
July 19-21, 2012
Radisson Plaza Hotel Minneapolis 
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Editor's Note: 
More:
http://www.fd.org/odstb_TRAINING.htm

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