Complex Pretrial Discovery Motion Practice in District Court Criminal Cases
Cost: $75
Format: Online only, the program will be recorded.
Panelists
- Hon. Matthew J. Machera, First Justice
Chelsea District Court - Daniel K. Gelb, Esq.
Gelb & Gelb LLP
Program Description
From smartphones, personal computers, to motor vehicle data, security systems, and smart home technology, pretrial discovery is becoming more complex in Massachusetts District Court criminal cases. This seminar will address practical and efficient approaches to more complex discovery issues, including the following:
- Automatic and reciprocal discovery obligations under Mass. R. Crim. P. 14.1, 14.2 and 14.3
- Brady material, exculpatory evidence, and information favorable to the defense
- Preservation and protective orders
- Mass. R Crim. P. 17 motions and third-party discovery
- Expert witness reports and disclosures
- Motions to compel and in limine
- Impoundment procedures
CPCS credit is pending.
Online registration is encouraged. For assistance with group registrations, disability accommodations, or out-of-state CLE credits, please contact CLE Coordinator Michael Saporito at [email protected].
Note on Recordings: Most Social Law Library CLE events are recorded. All registrants will receive a digital download link, typically within one week of the program. To ensure you receive the video link, please register in advance.
Please note: CLE credit (and/or certificates) are only granted to those who attend at least 80% of the live webinar. A separate certificate will be emailed for each day.
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the positions of the Social Law Library.