Forensic Practice and Death Penalty Mitigation

Part two of a three-workshop series taking place in January, March and May.

This forensic practice workshop will provide a detailed discussion of death penalty mitigation, including the analysis of general mitigation initiatives and the development of a capital mitigation defense.

Objectives:
• Learn what constitutes a mitigation defense
• Identify the components of a mitigation assessment
• Apply the concepts of a mitigation defense to adolescents appropriate for “Miller Ruling” cases
• Discuss ethical Issues and challenges in death penalty cases
• Understand how to present a mitigation defense in a sentencing

Participants will earn 6.0 contact hours (including 1.0 ethics and 1.0 supervision)

A discount is available when you register for all three workshops at one time.

Jan. 26: Forensic Practice and the Civil Criminal Justice System
May 11: Forensic Practice and the Family Court System

More information: https://training.ua.edu/forensic-practice

Link to register: https://training.ua.edu/forensic-practice/#registration

You may also like the following events from UA Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning:

• This Tuesday, 24th February, 02:30 pm, Project Management Certificate Program - Advanced Project Management with Simulation in Tuscaloosa, Alabama
• This Friday, 27th February, 08:00 am, 25th Annual Alabama Autism Conference in Tuscaloosa
• Next Thursday, 5th March, 12:00 pm, On-Site and Online Learning Innovation Summit (OLIS) in Tuscaloosa

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