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Criminal Law Forum: The 2023 Plea Bargain Task Force Report
Description:
Join Belmont University College of Law professor Lucian Dervan, along with a panel of current and former state and federal prosecutors and defense attorneys, for a lively discussion of the ABA Criminal Justice Section’s Plea Bargain Task Force, the 2023 report, and the task force’s conclusions about how plea bargaining should operate and uphold every defendant’s fundamental Constitutional right to trial.
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Speakers/Producers
- Lucian Dervan, Belmont University College of Law, Nashville
- Joy Longnecker, Barnes & Thornburg LLP, Nashville
- Cynthia Sherwood, Sherwood Boutique Litigation, PLC, Nashville
- JD Thomas, Barnes & Thornburg LLP, Nashville
As a former federal prosecutor, J.D. Thomas knows how to respond to sensitive and non-routine criminal, civil, and regulatory matters, including government investigations and prosecutions, qui tam and...
Course Pricing
TBA members who are judges, lawmakers and law students can take TBA CLE onsite courses at no charge for the programming. There may be a separate charge if meals, special materials or other premium features are involved.
- Member: 95.00
- Non-Member: 270.00 (Includes TBA Complete Membership)
- Section: 65.00
TBA members who are judges, lawmakers and law students can take TBA CLE onsite courses at no charge for the programming. There may be a separate charge if meals, special materials or other premium features are involved.
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General Credits: 0.00
Total Credits: 2
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General Credits: 0.00
Total Credits: 2
This program will be filed for Tennessee CLE credit. Please email a request to cle@tnbar.org for Georgia and Mississippi CLE credit.
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This was a fantastic CLE. I am a defense attorney. I wish district attorneys and the judges who take pleas would watch it.
great course, especially the history of the plea bargain and the evolution of attitude of courts towards the practice, perhaps a little more steered towards a federal practice (I'm strictly state court) but still very interesting and informative.
I am an Assistant District Attorney General and this topic was very insightful and thought provoking.
EXCEPTIONAL.