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DESCRIPTION:Complex Pretrial Discovery Motion Practice  in District Court 
 Criminal Cases
DTEND:20261207T230000Z
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LOCATION:https://www.socialaw.com/about/library-calendar/2026/december-202
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ORGANIZER;CN=Social Law Library:mailto:events@sll.com
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SUMMARY:Complex Pretrial Discovery Motion Practice  in District Court Crim
 inal Cases
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong>Cost:</strong> $75&nbsp\;<br><stro
 ng>Format: </strong>Online only\, the program will be recorded.</p>\n<h3>
 Panelists</h3>\n<ul>\n<li>Hon. Matthew J. Machera\, First Justice<br>Chel
 sea District Court</li>\n<li>Daniel K. Gelb\, Esq.<br>Gelb &amp\; Gelb LL
 P</li>\n</ul>\n<h3>Program Description</h3>\n<p>From smartphones\, person
 al 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 e
 fficient approaches to more complex discovery issues\, including the foll
 owing: &nbsp\;</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Automatic and reciprocal discovery obligati
 ons under Mass. R. Crim. P. 14.1\, 14.2 and 14.3</li>\n<li>Brady material
 \, exculpatory evidence\, and information favorable to the defense</li>\n
 <li>Preservation and protective orders</li>\n<li>Mass. R Crim. P. 17 moti
 ons and third-party discovery</li>\n<li>Expert witness reports and disclo
 sures</li>\n<li>Motions to compel and in limine</li>\n<li>Impoundment pro
 cedures</li>\n</ul>
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