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Summer Session - PROGRAM 1
Testimonial Traps: Defense Strategies for Invoking the 5th Amendment in Civil Cases, Investigations & Other Proceedings
Program Summary:
Clients in criminal cases are often involved in civil cases and other investigations and proceedings. What they say in these contexts can and will be held against them. This program will provide practical guidance on the often tricky issues that arise when considering whether and how a client may remain silent.
Participating Faculty:
 Ross H. Garber (Shipman & Goodwin LLP) - >>Read Bio
Benjamin D. Brown (Cohen Milstein) - >>Read Bio
Pamela J. Marple (McDermott Will Emery LLP) - >>Read Bio
Steven M. Salky (Zuckerman Spaeder LLP) - >>Read Bio
CLE Credit: This program is eligible for up to *2 hours of CLE credit in states where self-study CLE is authorized.
 
Summer Session - PROGRAM 2
Litigating Pre-Trial Restraint of Assets in Criminal Cases
Program Summary:
The Supreme Court has characterized pretrial asset restraint as a “nuclear weapon of the law” and the government consistently requests pretrial asset restraining orders in almost all forfeiture cases. This program will explore that current state of law, trends in government tactics, and defense strategies for combating these requests and preserving client assets pretrial. Moderated by forfeiture expert David B. Smith, the panel of highly experienced white collar defenders will dissect this complex area of criminal law and provide defense attorneys with critical tips for protecting client assets.
Participating Faculty:
David Smith (English & Smith, Alexandria VA) - >>Read Bio
Sam Buffone (Ropes & Gray, Washington DC) - >>Read Bio
Nina J. Ginsberg (DiMuroGinsberg PC, Alexandria VA) - >>Read Bio
Andrew Weissmann (Jenner Block, New York NY) - >>Read Bio
CLE Credit: This program is eligible for up to *2 hours of CLE credit in states where self-study CLE is authorized.
Summer Session - PROGRAM 3
The Strategy of Secrets: The Use of Classified Information in White Collar Cases
Program Summary:
The Classified Information Procedures Act (CIPA) establishes detailed procedures for “matters relating to classified information that may arise in connection” with a prosecution. In today’s world, the use of evidence the government would rather keep secret has started to, and will continue to, seep into a wide range of federal criminal prosecutions. Our panel of highly experienced white collar defenders will provide strategic guidance in how to respond when the government claims the evidence in your case is classified as well as when a defender might use CIPA to their own advantage for affirmative discovery.
Participating Faculty:
Joshua Dratel - >>Read Bio
Abbe David Lowell (McDermott Will & Emery LLP) - >>Read Bio
Edward B MacMahon Jr. - >>Learn more
CLE Credit: This program is eligible for up to *2 hours of CLE credit in states where self-study CLE is authorized.
Questions? Contact: Doug Reale at (202) 872-8600 x272 or e-mail doug@nacdl.org for purchase details.
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