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Litigating Fair Cross Section Challenges

What can you do to make sure your jury pool is actually diverse? We have all experienced white jury pools that do not reflect the demographics of our community.  In this course, you will learn the steps that you can take to file a successful 6th Amendment challenge based on the constitutional right to a jury of peers. This on-demand, virtual program covers how to craft discovery demands to get the information you need, what you can expect at a motion hearing, and the relevant legal arguments.

This content is free, but registration is required. Upon clicking the link below, you will be prompted to log in or register for an account in our TalentLMS platform. 

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Please note these recordings are intended solely for the defense community. By registering to view this content, you affirm that you are not a full-time, part-time, or contract prosecutor or employed full-time or part-time by a prosecutor/agency that prosecutes cases at the local, state, or federal levels. You also agree not to share  materials from this program with prosecutors.

These videos are hosted on TalentLMS, a learning management system, where you will also find additional resources created for defense lawyers. We encourage you to read the brief guide below on navigating TalentLMS prior to signing up for an account. 

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If you have already registered with us, please bookmark https://defense-justiceforall.talentlms.com/ and be sure to sign back in with your same credentials for your next visit. On TalentLMS, you may view the recordings as often as you want and at your own pace. Feel free to return to past videos marked "completed" and check out future content offerings as they become available.
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