2026 NCDAA Fall Association Meeting Details
We are thrilled to announce our exhibitors for our upcoming Fall Association Meeting! We are grateful for the generous support of AXON, the National Crash Prevention Program, RJ Reynolds, LexisNexis, and Thomson Reuters sponsors who have demonstrated a strong commitment to our mission and the success of this event. Click the links below to learn more about our sponsors.
Presenting Exhibitor
Axon is a public safety technology company focused on protecting life and preserving truth by helping prosecutors manage digital evidence, uncover critical information, and build stronger cases. By combining evidence management, AI-powered insights, and case preparation workflows in a single platform, Axon Justice helps legal teams work more efficiently, collaborate more effectively, and make informed decisions with confidence.
Platinum Exhibitors
The National Crash Prevention Program is a North Carolina-based organization dedicated to improving traffic safety and reducing preventable crashes through education and awareness. NCPP partners with court systems, attorneys, and communities across the state to provide engaging online defensive driving programs designed to encourage safer decision-making behind the wheel.
Silver Exhibitor
Thomson Reuters clarifies today’s complex landscape with AI and technology, deep subject-matter expertise, and content the world has trusted for over 150 years — giving professionals the confidence to know today, navigate tomorrow, and lead a fast-evolving world.
LexisNexis is a leading global provider of information and analytics. The company offers innovative tools for law firms, corporate, tax, government, academic, and non-profit organizations that help customers increase productivity, improve decision-making, access essential insights, and advance the rule of law around the world.
NCDAA Fall Association Meeting
- October 7, 2026 – October 9, 2026
- Concord, NC
The NC District Attorneys Association (NCDAA) meeting is a statewide training program devoted exclusively for prosecutors to provide 12 hours of continuing legal education credit, typically including 2 hours of Ethics,1 hour of Technology,1 hour of Professional Wellbeing, and 8 hours of General credit. The NCDAA calls upon the collective skills of the State’s top criminal law experts, guest speakers, experienced prosecutors, and others with the required depth of knowledge to provide a comprehensive continuing legal education program.