With recent changes in California law, former juvenile defendants may, under certain circumstances, request resentencing years after their original conviction. Learn how to navigate jurisdiction and resentencing during this review of Penal Code section 1170(d) and the application of Welfare & Institutions Code section 875. This webinar will be taught by Kristin Bracic, Senior Deputy District Attorney, Orange County, and Richard Majchrzak, Deputy District Attorney, Orange... Details
When: May 1, 2024
Where: Webinar
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This 2 1/2 day seminar is designed for prosecutors of all experience levels. It will address the legal and practical issues related to introducing evidence, including recent case law and legislation affecting these issues.
When: May 6–8, 2024
Where: San Diego, CA
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This two-and-half day training will address issues specific to the prosecution of sexual assault crimes with adult victims including investigations, charging, sentencing, medical examinations, and expert testimony. Prosecutors, district attorney investigators, probation staff, victim/witness personnel, medical, and other law enforcement staff are invited to... Details
When: May 15–17, 2024
Where: Garden Grove, CA
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The 24th Homicide Symposium is specifically designed for prosecutors, district attorney investigators, and other law enforcement officers involved in investigating and prosecuting homicides. Presentations will cover a wide variety of topics related to homicide prosecutions. Topics will span from the basic law of homicide to complex theories of liability and understanding fatal wounds to trial presentation. Whether you are new to homicide cases or a seasoned veteran, presentations by... Details
When: May 20–23, 2024
Where: Santa Rosa
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Retail theft has become a core issue for criminal justice reform in both California and the nation. Retailers are underreporting theft, which results in inaccurate data, ineffective law enforcement action, and inadequate success in the courtroom. Discover how the Yolo County District Attorney’s Office is addressing these issues through the creation of an innovative retailer direct-file program: FastPass to Prosecution. Learn how to create a similar program in your jurisdiction,... Details
When: May 30, 2024
Where: Distance Learning
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This 2 1/2 day seminar is designed for beginning and intermediate level felony prosecutors. It covers the issues prosecutors face on a daily basis as they transition into general felony prosecution. Instructors focus on practice of felony prosecution and the nuts and bolts of a case from issuing through trial to sentencing, without delving into specialized felony case loads, such as gangs, sex crimes, and homicide. While some fundamental knowledge of felony prosecution is presumed,... Details
When: June 3–5, 2024
Where: San Diego, CA
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These days even prior to obtaining a hard-fought conviction and sentence, your case may face a long and complex journey of appeals and writs through various state and federal courts. During this pre-conviction and post-conviction journey, the trial court's rulings, the jury's conduct, the defense attorney's performance, and your own actions will be scrutinized for decades. Instructors from the Attorney General's Office and the San Diego County District Attorney's Office will discuss... Details
When: July 23–24, 2024
Where: Sacramento
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Designed for prosecutors and investigators with beginner to intermediate level experience in internet crimes against children. This 1 day course will discuss the different aspects of successfully investigating and prosecuting child predators who use the internet and digital media to exploit children. The goal of this training is to provide a toolkit of skills to address cases of internet crimes against children (ICAC) that includes how to successfully conduct cases involving... Details
When: July 25, 2024
Where: Sacramento, CA
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Designed for prosecutors, this 1 1/2 day course discusses the different reasons why we introduce material into an interview, how this affects the timing of disclosure, and provides a framework for the use of evidence to deal with perceived deception. In the interests of justice, this methodology works with the strategies of truth tellers and deceptive subjects to improve disclosure in the former and magnify the strength of evidence against the... Details
When: July 29–30, 2024
Where: Anaheim, CA
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