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When the Confession Comes In

In this program, Ms. Howard draws upon her experience as both a criminal defense attorney and former public defender to examine a critical question facing defense counsel: What should an attorney do after a client has given a confession or statement to law enforcement?
Credits: 0.5 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR
SKU: P2620-26R-03
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In this program, Ms. Howard draws upon her experience as both a criminal defense attorney and former public defender to examine a critical question facing defense counsel: What should an attorney do after a client has given a confession or statement to law enforcement? Through practical strategies, legal analysis, and real-world application, participants gain insight into evaluating confessions, identifying constitutional issues, and developing effective defense strategies after a statement has been made.

Carolyn M. Howard, New Millennium Law, Chicago

Expires: 6/1/28

In this program, Ms. Howard draws upon her experience as both a criminal defense attorney and former public defender to examine a critical question facing defense counsel: What should an attorney do after a client has given a confession or statement to law enforcement? Through practical strategies, legal analysis, and real-world application, participants gain insight into evaluating confessions, identifying constitutional issues, and developing effective defense strategies after a statement has been made.

Carolyn M. Howard, New Millennium Law, Chicago

Expires: 6/1/28

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Program Date6/8/26
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Program Date6/8/26
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