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Discovery Issues in Criminal Cases (Recorded)

  • Training

  • 2 Hours
  • May 14, 2025
  • Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc. (MCLE)
  • ID: 6101100
This program provides an in-depth analysis of (anticipated) recent updates to Massachusetts Rule of Criminal Procedure 14, exploring its impact on criminal discovery. Participants gain practical knowledge of their Brady obligations, ensuring compliance with constitutional duties to disclose exculpatory evidence. The program also delves into strategies for effectively obtaining third-party discovery, emphasizing tools and tactics to secure vital evidence while navigating procedural hurdles.

Attendees explore the critical differences between federal and state discovery practices, comparing frameworks, timelines, and disclosure requirements to sharpen their advocacy across jurisdictions. Led by seasoned practitioners, the program combines expert insights and actionable takeaways to enhance participants’ proficiency in managing criminal discovery.

Whether you are a seasoned attorney or new to the field, this program equips you with the skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of discovery in today’s legal landscape.

Course Content

2:00pm - 2:05pm - Welcome and Introduction
Alyssa T. Hackett, Esq.,
Law Office of Alyssa T. Hackett, Boston

2:05pm - 2:55pm - Changes to Rule 14
Christopher Dearborn, Esq.,
Suffolk University Law School, Boston

2:55pm - 3:15pm - Obtaining Third Party Discovery
J. Anne Iglehart, Esq.,
Iglehart & Porges, Boston

3:15pm - 3:35pm - Differences Between Federal and State Discovery Practice
Alyssa T. Hackett, Esq.,
Law Office of Alyssa T. Hackett, Boston

3:35pm - 4:00pm - Tips and Tricks
Panel

Speaker(s)

Chair

Alyssa T. Hackett, Esq.,
Law Office of Alyssa T. Hackett, Boston

Faculty

Christopher Dearborn, Esq.,
Suffolk University Law School, Boston

J. Anne Iglehart, Esq.,
Iglehart & Porges, Boston