The Law, Science & Psychology of Eyewitness Identification A Criminal Law Primer
What You Will Learn
- Hear latest updates regarding eyewitness identification issues and guidance on how best to litigate issues that may arise in your case.
What You Will Learn
- Hear latest updates regarding eyewitness identification issues and guidance on how best to litigate issues that may arise in your case.
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Price
$80
for CLE/CJE Credit - MEMBER (Philadelphia Bar Association)
$100
for CLE/CJE Credit - NON-MEMBER
$35
for NON-CLE Credit/ Law Student - Members (Materials Included)
$45
for NON-CLE Credit/ Law Student NON-Member
90 minutes
Date Published
September 23, 2021
Publisher
Philadelphia Bar Association
Subjects
Criminal Law
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The Law, Science & Psychology of Eyewitness Identification A Criminal Law Primer
Program originally presented Thursday, September 23, 2021
Eyewitness testimony is arguably the most compelling evidence presented in criminal trials. Eyewitness testimony can be powerful but is, too often, wrong. This CLE will provide criminal law practitioners with a legal/evidentiary update on eyewitness issues in criminal cases and will further address the science and psychology behind problems with eyewitness identification. Attendees will also receive practical examples on how to approach and litigate eyewitness issues that arise in criminal cases from both sides of the aisle.
Hear latest updates regarding eyewitness identification issues and guidance on how best to litigate issues that may arise in your case.
Featured Speakers:
Professor Jules Epstein
Director of Advocacy Programs Temple University James E. Beasley School of Law
Suzanne Mannes, PhD
Associate Professor Co-Chair of Psychology Department Widener University
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Program Titles and Supporting Materials
This program contains the following components:
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Credit
If applicable, you may obtain credit in multiple jurisdictions simultaneously for this program (see pending/approved list below). Where applicable, credit will be only awarded to a paid registrant completing all the requirements of the program as determined by the selected accreditation authority.
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Join the self-paced program from your office, home, or hotel room using a computer and high speed internet connection. You may start and stop the program at your convenience, continue where you left off, and review supporting materials as often as you like. Please note: Internet Explorer is no longer a supported browser. We recommend using Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or Safari for best results.
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