Massachusetts Rules of Criminal Procedure 14-14.4 Criminal Pretrial Discovery Update
FACULTY
- Hon. Frank Gaziano, Supreme Judicial Court
- Hon. Joseph Ditkoff, Appeals Court
- Hon. Beverly Cannone, Superior Court
- Hon. Matthew Shea, District Court
- ADA Cailin Campbell, Chief of Ethics and Compliance, Suffolk DA’s Office
- Rebecca Jacobstein, Esq., Strategic Litigation Director, CPCS
- Luke Ryan, Esq., Strehorn, Ryan & Hoose
- David Siegel, Reporter, Massachusetts Rules of Criminal Procedure, Professor, New England Law
- ADA Casey Silvia, Middlesex District Attorney’s Office
The Supreme Judicial Court issued an order approving comprehensive revisions to the rules governing criminal pretrial discovery which took effect on March 1, 2025. Learn from the panelists who drafted the new rules and lawyers who are working with them. You will hear what judges, prosecutors, and defense attorneys need to know.
There will be commentary and feedback from the expert panel who will answer questions.
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