Hosted by: If When How
Training, In-person
Continuing Legal Education
(CLE) available
As laws surrounding pregnancy-related cases continue to evolve, criminal defense attorneys must be prepared to navigate the legal, medical, and forensic complexities involved in these prosecutions. This two-day interactive training will provide practical skills and trial strategies for defending cases where pregnancy outcomes or healthcare decisions become the focus of criminal charges.
Join National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, If/When/How and experienced faculty and forensic experts for hands-on sessions designed to enhance courtroom advocacy, refine jury selection techniques, and strengthen cross-examination skills.
Who Should Attend?
- Criminal defense attorneys representing clients in cases that may involve pregnancy loss.
- Attorneys seeking to refine their trial skills through practical exercises in voir dire, expert testimony, and case strategy.
- Legal professionals wanting a deeper understanding of forensic evidence, medical testimony, and shifting legal standards.
What You’ll Learn:
- Theories of the Case in Pregnancy-Related Prosecutions – How to frame and develop a strong defense strategy.
- Key legislative developments and case law trends impacting pregnancy-related prosecutions.
- Voir Dire Techniques & Jury Selection – Strategies for identifying bias and selecting a fair jury.
- Working with and Cross-Examining Forensic Pathologists – How to evaluate forensic evidence and effectively challenge expert testimony.
- Storytelling in Openings & Closings – Craft persuasive narratives that connect with jurors.
Limited Spots Available – Register Now! This free training has limited capacity and will fill quickly. Secure your spot today to gain valuable trial skills and from leading defense practitioners.
LOCATION: The University of Texas School of Law at Austin, Austin, TX
DATE: May 16-17, 2025
COST: FREE (registration is required)
CLE Credit: Up to 14.5 credits where approved