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  1. NACDL Engage & Exchange Video Discussion Series

    An ongoing interactive webinar series hosted by NACDL member Mark Satawa of Satawa Law, PLLC, and NACDL Senior Resource Counsel Vanessa Antoun. Every Wednesday at 2 pm ET. On this page, you can register for the series, join the live webinars, submit feedback and suggestions, and watch past videos!

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    SFSTs — Why We Need Them, What Are They, How to Discredit Them [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]

    SFSTs — Why We Need Them, What Are They, How to Discredit Them with National College for DUI Defense, featuring Steve Oberman, Tony Palacios, and Doug Murphy.
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    COVID-19 Data in State & Federal Prisons [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]

    COVID-19 Data in State & Federal Prisons [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]
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    Criminal Court Reopening in the COVID-19 Era [webinar]

    Featuring NACDL's Task Force on Criminal Court Reopening: Nina Ginsberg, Stephen Ross Johnson, Todd Pugh, and Martín Sabelli
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    Waiving Miranda & False Confessions with Dr. Bruce Frumkin [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]

    Dr. Bruce Frumkin joins the NACDL Engage & Exchange Discussion Series with host Mark Satawa for Competency to Waive Miranda Rights and False/Coerced Confessions: The Use and Misuse of Expert Testimony. 
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    Resource Center Instructional Webinar

    The first Resource Center webinar covers all of the features of the Resource Center, new resources, and goes through a guided search.
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    Prepping Homicide Cases [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]

    Bill Wolf and Stephen E. Palmer take on Prepping Homicide Cases for the Engage & Exchange Series.
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    Introduction to the Resource Center

    This video covers what's new about the Resource Center, where to find it, and how to search and filter for resources. 

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    Introduction to Experts

    This video discusses how Experts are organized and why we have a Full Disclaimer on the Resource Center.

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    Introduction to Contacting the Resource Center

    This video discusses how to reach out to the Resource Center, whether it's to submit materials, recommend an expert, or simply request assistance!

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    Introduction to Case-Based Tools

    This video discusses why there is no more brief and motion bank and the great resources you can find in Case-Based Tools, including briefs and motions, journal articles and reports, practice resources, The Champion articles, external resources, and news. 
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    Helping Clients Manage Psychological Impact of Incarceration [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]

    Dr. Cheryl Paradis and lawyer Susan J. Walsh, of Vladeck Raskin & Clark, PC, join us for Helping Clients Manage the Psychological Impact of Incarceration and Detention During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Strategies for Defense Attorneys and Mental Health Clinicians. 
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    Digital Forensics in Child Exploitation Cases [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]

    The next installment of NACDL's Engage & Exchange Video Discussion Series–Digital Forensics in Child Exploitation Cases, covering child pornography cases and how experts can help you win your case. The webinar featured Forensic Computer Experts Larry Daniel, Lars Daniel, and Jake Green from Envista Forensics.
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    Defending Child Abuse Cases, SBS, and AHT with Kate Judson [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]

    Kate Judson, the Executive Director of the Center for Integrity in Forensic Sciences, and Dr. Andre Lloyd discuss defending child abuse cases in light of the American Academy of Pediatrics' position paper on shaken baby/abusive head trauma cases (attached). 
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    Cross-Examining Experts with Larry Pozner [Engage & Exchange Discussion Series]

    Larry Pozner joins the NACDL Engage & Exchange Video Discussion Series for a second time to talk cross-examining experts.