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Brady and Beyond: Understanding the Different Disclosure Obligations of a Prosecutor

Total Credits: 3 CLE, 3 Ethics

Average Rating:
   30
Categories:
Criminal Litigation
Original Program Date:
Jun 27, 2022
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Description

from the Criminal Justice Section of the State Bar of Arizona

What You’ll Learn
1. Prosecutorial ethics in discovery and the defense perspective
2. Statewide integrity database
3. Considerations from AZPOST

Chairs:
Samin Adib, Maricopa County Attorney’s Office
Desiree Kerfoot, Arizona Attorney General’s Office
Nicholas Klingerman, Arizona Attorney General’s Office
Mark Williams, Mark Williams Law

Faculty:
Elizabeth Burton Ortiz, APAAC
Matt Giordano, AZPOST
Ryan Green, Maricopa County Attorney’s Office
Steven Meyerand, Maricopa County Office of the Public Defender

Handouts

1-M-3 Brady and Beyond (792.8 KB) 7 Pages Available after Purchase
Brady and Beyond- Seminar Slides (3.2 MB) 94 Pages Available after Purchase

Reviews

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Overall:      4.4

Total Reviews: 30

Comments

Victoria O

"Mr. Green was extremely well informed and spoke articulately and engagingly about the prosecutor's duties with regard to disclosure."

Liz B

"With so many questions asked by the audience with no audio, it made for a lot of wasted time and an inability to understand the context of the answers. "

Sean C

"Ryan Green presents very well, and is also a very ethical prosecutor - I respect his opinion and knowledge on the matter."

Murdock H

"Relevant comprehensive."

Josephine H

"Ryan Green was AWESOME! "

Andrea G

"The materials are apparently non existent. Please fix this."

Lori E

"Enjoyed both presenters. Ryan Green really knows his Brady, etc. Good practice tips. BUT need to hear questions asked or have speaker summarize so remote listeners can hear. "

Steven B

"Well organized, followed an outline:, charismatic"

Thomas L

"It was very good. But a lot of it was questions that could not be heard. "

Zachary C

"Because it was great training, but I reserve "excellent" for truly incredible training. "
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