Legal Training
Courtroom Technology: A Survey Course for Litigators – Some of today’s most successful lawyers are using new technologies to give them a competitive edge. Learn about the opportunities and challenges associated with this important trend.
“I have been litigating cases for nearly 20 years using flip charts and enlarged pictures… This seminar provided me with insight into various tools which I can begin using immediately.” - Don Marcari, Esquire of Marcari, Russotto & Spencer, P.C.
Technology Training
Computer Crime and Forensics Training
This course is being taught by Mississipppi State University at The College of William & Mary Law School and is geared to the law enforcement community.
Computer crime and computer forensics are areas of study that are rapidly growing in importance and visibility. The increased ease with which an unscrupulous person can access the internet and commit crimes with and against computers, and the increased emphasis on homeland defense in this country, there is a growing need for the computer skills to investigate these crimes. This course will introduce the topics of computer crime and computer forensics. Registrants will be exposed to different types of tools, both software and hardware, and be able to use them to perform rudimentary investigations.
March 5-9, 2012, Williams & Mary School of Law, Williamsburg, VA
Audio/Video Training
There is a critical need for trained, in-house personnel to support the ever growing number of courtroom audio/video systems. Budgets make it almost impossible for many courts to hire outside experts. In the absence of dedicated expertise, courts have been compelled to turn maintenance, and sometimes installation, of audio systems, digital recording equipment, evidence presentation hardware, and video conferencing equipment over to courthouse staff. If your court is in this position, our A/V training courses are your next step.
Court Audio/Video Training Program – Basic – The CLCT Court Audio/Video Basic Training Program provides participants with a basic understanding of audio/video systems, the requirements for maintaining them, and a foundation for improved communication with vendors and installers.
Court Audio/Video Training Program – Advanced – The Advanced program expands the practitioner’s skill set, including: technical troubleshooting, design and implementation of systems, and administration of other court audio/video personnel.
Other Courses Previously Offered: Persuasive Courtroom Presentation Technology, Digital Discovery in the Real World, Deposition of the Technology Forensic Witness, Electronic Discovery of Email, and High-Tech Trial Certification for Trial Lawyers.