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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
 6/complex-pretrial-discovery-motion-practice-in-district-court-criminal-c
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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<p><
 strong>CPCS Credit: </strong>CPCS approved 2.0 credits for the Criminal T
 rials panel.</p>\n<h3>Panelists</h3>\n<ul>\n<li>Hon. Matthew J. Machera\,
  First Justice<br>Chelsea District Court</li>\n<li>Daniel K. Gelb\, Esq.<
 br>Gelb &amp\; Gelb LLP</li>\n</ul>\n<h3>Program Description</h3>\n<p>Fro
 m smartphones\, personal computers\, to motor vehicle data\, security sys
 tems\, and smart home technology\, pretrial discovery is becoming more co
 mplex in Massachusetts District Court criminal cases. This seminar will a
 ddress practical and efficient approaches to more complex discovery issue
 s\, including the following: &nbsp\;</p>\n<ul>\n<li>Automatic and recipro
 cal discovery obligations under Mass. R. Crim. P. 14.1\, 14.2 and 14.3</l
 i>\n<li>Brady material\, exculpatory evidence\, and information favorable
  to the defense</li>\n<li>Preservation and protective orders</li>\n<li>Ma
 ss. R Crim. P. 17 motions and third-party discovery</li>\n<li>Expert witn
 ess reports and disclosures</li>\n<li>Motions to compel and in limine</li
 >\n<li>Impoundment procedures</li>\n</ul>
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