Leveraging AI Technology in Criminal Defense: Complex Discovery and Beyond
Program Summary: Learn how to incorporate AI technology into your workflows to streamline document review, uncover hidden patterns in data, and more effectively challenge the prosecution’s evidence. This timely 1-Hour Masterclass provides insights into practical solutions, including AI-driven analytics, e-discovery platforms, and case management systems, all of which can drastically reduce the time and effort needed to process large volumes of evidence. Discover the importance of digital literacy and continuous learning to stay ahead in an evolving legal landscape.
By leveraging technology, defense lawyers can uncover crucial exculpatory evidence, challenge unreliable forensic techniques, and advocate more effectively for their clients. This speech serves as both an educational resource and a motivating force, urging defense attorneys to embrace innovation as a means of strengthening their legal strategy and achieving better case outcomes.
CLE Credit: Up to 1 hour of self-study CLE credits; where authorized. Please confirm with your state's CLE commission to ensure this program is available for self-study CLE certification.
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About the Presenter:
John Ellis (San Diego, CA)
John C. Ellis, Jr. is an attorney in private practice in San Diego. He serves as one of five National Coordinating Discovery Attorneys for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, where he provides litigation support and ediscovery assistance on complex criminal cases to defense teams around the country. Before entering private practice, Mr. Ellis spent 13 years as a trial attorney and supervisory attorney with Federal Defenders of San Diego, Inc. He also serves as a consultant and expert in matters involving digital forensics, cell site location information, and social media investigations. He is a member of the Organization of Scientific Area Committees for Forensic Science's Legal Task Group. He is a faculty member at both the National Criminal Defense College and the National Forensic College, an adjunct faculty member at California Western School of law, and a founding member of the San Diego ESI Forum. Mr. Ellis graduated from the University of San Diego School of Law in 2003.
Prices
- List Price $35.00
- Member Price $25.00