NATIONAL CENTER FOR PROSECUTION OF CHILD ABUSE
National Conferences
NCPCA sponsors a series of in-depth national conferences and advanced trial advocacy courses for prosecutors and allied professionals. NCPCA outreach utilizes evidence based practices to train thousands of child abuse professionals on all aspects of the investigation and prosecution of child abuse.
Digital Evidence
Investigation and Prosecution of Technology-Facilitated
Child Sexual Exploitation
February 7 & 8, 2012, Lincoln, Nebraska
Summary | Registration | Agenda
Demystifying SMART Devices
The Role of SMART Devices in Child Exploitation Cases
February 13-17, 2012, Phoenix, Arizona
CANCELED
Unsafe Havens II
Advanced Trial Advocacy Training for Prosecution of
Technology-facilitated Child Sexual Exploitation
March 5-9, 2012, AOL, Dulles, VA
Summary | Registration
Digital Evidence
Investigation and Prosecution of
Technology-Facilitated Child Sexual Exploitation
May 22-23, 2012, Billings, Montana
Summary | Tentative Agenda
SHIFT Training: May 24, 2012, same location.
Digital Evidence
Investigation and Prosecution of
Technology-Facilitated Child Sexual Exploitation
July 11-13, 2012, St. Paul, Minnesota
Tentative Agenda
SHIFT Training: July 10, 2012, same location.
Digital Evidence:
Investigation and Prosecution of Technology-Facilitated
Child Sexual Exploitation
February 7 & 8, 2012, Lincoln, Nebraska
Registration
Please join the Nebraska Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, the State Patrol and the National District Attorneys Association for this course that features:
- Search and Seizure in the Digital Age
- Cell Phone Investigations
- Technical and Legal Defenses
- Using Digital Evidence and Internet Service Providers to Corroborate
- Effective Presentation and Use of Digital Evidence in Court
Unsafe Havens II:
Advanced Trial Advocacy Training for Prosecution of Technology-facilitated Child Sexual Exploitation
March 5-9, 2012, AOL, Dulles, Virginia
Registration
Join the National District Attorneys Association's National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse at Unsafe Havens II. This four- and one-half day advanced trial advocacy course is designed to hone trial skills in topics such as direct examination of a forensic examiner, cross-examination of a defense computer forensic expert, compliant victim testimony, opening statements and closing arguments. The course will utilize lecture and mock trial workshops to develop participant knowledge. This year's course is being held on the campus of AOL in Dulles, VA. AOL has graciously partnered with NDAA's/NCPCA to make this course available.
This course is for experienced prosecutors handling child sexual exploitation cases. Prosecutors with more than two years experience should apply.
Digital Evidence:
Investigation and Prosecution of Technology-Facilitated
Child Sexual Exploitation
May 22–23, 2012, Billings, Montana
Tentative Agenda
Please join the Montana Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, Billings Police Department and the National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse from the National District Attorneys Association for this course that features:
- Search and Seizure in the Digital Age
- Computer Forensics 101
- Technical and Legal Defenses
- Using Digital Evidence and Internet Service Providers to Corroborate Your Case
- Effective Presentation and Use of Digital Evidence in Court
