Professional Development

Knowledge, skill, experience, training, or education- that’s all it takes to be an expert. In cases involving vulnerable adult victims, our colleagues in the medical field have all these things and so much more. This interactive training will teach participants how to effectively utilize an expert witness in vulnerable adult cases to explain the effects of undue influence and cognitive impairment.

This two-day practical skills training is designed for prosecutors and law enforcement teams. Building and putting the best case before a jury requires early and constant cooperation. We will address partnership, first-response best practices, identifying and gathering critical evidence, early “issue spotting”, educating the jury, and the admissibility and strategic use of evidence at trial.

This three-day course is designed to sharpen skills. The Leadership Challenge introduces a practical and accessible model to help leaders mobilize a desire in others to get extraordinary results. This program is based on over 40 years of research in over 34 countries. Focusing on the Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership. This course is an unbelievable opportunity to learn to lead and motivate effectively.

The NC District Attorneys Association (NCDAA) meeting is a statewide training program devoted exclusively to prosecutors, and it is approved by the NC State Bar to provide 12 hours of continuing legal education credit, including 2 hours of Ethics and 1 hour of each of Technology and Professional Wellbeing. NCDAA calls upon the collective skills of the State’s most experienced criminal law experts, guest speakers, top prosecutors, and others with the required depth of knowledge to provide a comprehensive continuing legal education program.

This one-day meeting is for Administrative Assistants in the District Attorney offices. We will focus on management styles and the necessary administrative duties to have an effective, functioning, and successful prosecutorial office.

As the juvenile court system keeps evolving, it’s crucial for law enforcement professionals and other allied professionals to stay up to date with the legal changes regarding juvenile matters. This one-day training session will mainly focus on juvenile procedures, investigations, the roles of School Resource Officers, “Raise the Age” information, and a juvenile law update. Additionally, community organizations will be present to provide law enforcement officers with information about the services they offer to juvenile offenders