Don’t miss the 6^th Annual Homicide Training
 hosted by the Carver County Attorney’s Office

Please join us for this fascinating two-day homicide training. As in past years, this seminar features some of Minnesota's most accomplished and seasoned prosecutors generously sharing their nuanced knowledge of complex and high-profile homicide cases. Together with dynamic visual presentations, attendees will gain tremendous insights in developing best practices for addressing homicides, including strategizing with law enforcement, consideration of tactical charging options, and preparing to meet significant evidentiary hurdles. This seminar also presents a superlative networking opportunity for attendees to consult with expert prosecutors on specific legal challenges during breaks.  A more detailed agenda with all the speakers will be available in the near future.

 Cost:                           Only $200 per attorney – space is limited, so sign up early!

Continental breakfast and lunch included. 

Lodging is available on-site at the participant’s expense.

CLE Credits:            Application will be made for CLE credits.

Agenda

Registration: To register simply email Rhonda Betcher at rbetcher@co.carver.mn.us or call 952-361-1419.

Feedback from previous homicide conferences:

§  “The conference went beyond my expectations!  One of the best conferences in Minnesota – make it a national conference!!” (2017)

§   “This is my first homicide training and it exceeded my expectations.  Great variety of county attorneys represented and a great variety of issues being discussed.” (2017)

§  “This was an exceptional training! The food was amazing!” (2017)

§  “It is always helpful to talk to other prosecutors about what worked – but more importantly what did not work.”

§  “The agenda looked pretty star-studded and the actual presentations definitely delivered.”

§   “As law enforcement, I thought it was interesting to see cases where I would need to gather more information, etc. for prosecution.  I saw challenges prosecutors face and gave me new ideas of how I would conduct investigations to make my case more solid.”

§  “It is extraordinarily helpful to hear what went well/wrong from prosecutors who are so experienced.  Certain presentations really focused on cases that could easily have the same issues I will face and I’m glad to have an idea how to (try to) handle those issues.”

§  “Practical advice/pointers – real life examples from experienced attorneys.”