Federal Criminal Defense Training

The Federal Criminal Defense Training is an annual event organized by the Office of the Federal Public Defender for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, in collaboration with the Charles F. Greevy, Jr. Law Society. This training aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of attorneys involved in federal criminal defense, providing them with the latest legal developments and practical strategies.

The program covers a range of pertinent topics, including updates on sentencing guidelines, ethical considerations in defense practice, and the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on federal criminal law. Sessions are designed to address both foundational and emerging issues, ensuring participants are well-equipped to handle complex cases.

Attendees have the opportunity to engage with experienced practitioners and legal experts, fostering a collaborative learning environment. The event also includes networking sessions, allowing participants to connect with peers and discuss best practices in federal defense.

This training is ideal for federal public defenders, Criminal Justice Act (CJA) panel attorneys, and other legal professionals committed to providing effective representation in federal criminal cases. Participation offers valuable insights and practical tools to enhance defense strategies and client advocacy.