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Prosecuting Child Sexual Abuse 101: A Course for Prosecuting Attorneys

Huntsville, AL
May 15 - 19, 2006

TUITION-FREE

This training is specifically designed to meet the needs of prosecutors who are responsible for evaluating and trying criminal child sexual abuse cases. It is appropriate for prosecutors with beginning to intermediate trial skills. This training course will address the complex nature of child abuse litigation by addressing substantive issues of sexual abuse. Course topics will include Case Analysis, Preparation, Pretrial Motions, Jury Selection, Case in Chief, Use of Demonstrative Evidence, Cross Examination Skills, Use of Prior Bad Acts and Meeting Untrue Defenses.

Laura Rogers, JD, will be the lead faculty for this training session. The training will be held in Huntsville, AL at the National Children's Advocacy Center's Training Center. Thirty attendees will be selected to attend this training for prosecutors.

If you would like to apply to attend this tuition-free training, please click on the "Apply Online" link below. The deadline to apply for this training session is March 31, 2006. Travel, lodging, and other expenses are not covered and are the responsibility of the attendee's home agency. Please wait for confirmation before making travel arrangements.

Questions? Contact Sharen Barrett at sbarrett@nationalcac.org or at 256-327-3786.

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