Completion of 2022 IDS Forensic Science Education Series

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Please indicate which webinars in the 2022 IDS Forensic Science Education Series you attended. You will receive a certificate of completion documenting your participation.

Which sessions did you attend?

Feb. 3, 2022: Using the NAS Report and PCAST Report at trial to challenge unreliable forensic methods – Prof. Brandon Garrett, Assistant Appellate Defender Amanda Zimmer, Assistant Public Defender Anthony Monaghan, and Sarah Olson

Mar. 3, 2022: Challenging the validation of a forensic method – Pate Skene, J.D., Ph.D., Assistant Public Defender Samantha Grill and Attorney Hannah Autry

Mar. 4, 2022: Whiskey in the Courtroom 8: Evolving Trends in Forensic Science – Firearms Evidence

Apr. 7, 2022: Working with defense experts

May 5, 2022: Challenging eyewitness ID testimony and utilizing defense experts: Dr. Lori Van Wallendael and Attorney Greg Tosi

June 2, 2022: Likelihood ratios and challenges to STRMix evidence: Dr. Maher “Max” Noureddine and Attorney Elizabeth Vasquez

July 7, 2022: Strategic motions to challenge cell phone evidence: Spencer McInvaille

July 21, 2022: Cross-Examination in Digital Forensics Cases: Lars Daniel

Aug. 4, 2022: Cognitive bias in forensic science: Jeff Kukucka, Ph.D., Attorney James Williams, and Attorney Emily Coward

Sept. 1, 2022: Laboratory Quality Systems (with a focus on toxicology cases): Dr. Peter Stout and James “Jake” Minick

Oct. 6, 2022: Challenging Searches & Seizures of Digital Data – Sidney Thaxter

Nov. 3, 2022: Challenging Facial Recognition Evidence – Clare Garvie

Dec. 1, 2022: Sexual Assault Nurse Examinations – Dr. Sara Jennings

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