Capturing and Utilizing Social Media as Evidence

On-Demand Webinar: Capturing and Utilizing Social Media as Evidence
90-minute presentation
CLE: 1.5 Credit Hours

You do not need to be an NDAA member to register for this course. Please create a non-member NDAA account while registering for the course.

This course discusses the challenges that juvenile court prosecutors face getting social media evidence admitted at adjudication. Prosecutors will learn about different sources and methods for accessing digital evidence. Specifics will be taught on how to authenticate social media evidence and how to deal with hearsay objections concerning social media.

Estimated time for course completion: approx. 1.5 hours.

Learning Objectives:

Content

Course Video

Course Evaluation

Completion Rules

Completion of all slides of the content module along with completing the evaluation survey earns the learner a certificate of completion and possible continuing legal education credit as well. Please check the CLE tab to see if your state has approved this course for CLE credit. 

CLE

Attendees should check the CLE tab for updates on which jurisdictions have approved the course for CLE credit. State bars vary with some states requiring the CLE Sponsor to report the credit and some allowing participants to report the credit themselves. When you have completed the course, please email Project Coordinator Mary Stechschulte with your name and bar number and she will advise you the best way to submit the course for credit with your bar.

You do not need to be an NDAA member to register for this course.  Please create a non-member account on our site and then register for the course.

This project is supported by Grant #2019-MU-MU-K002 awarded by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP), Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication/program/exhibition are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect those of the Department of Justice.

2022 Course Approved CLE States: Prosecuting Carjacking Cases in Juvenile Court

For any questions or the course activity number, please contact cle@ndaajustice.org

Alabama – 1.50 CLE Credit 

California – Pending 1.50 CLE Credit 

Colorado – 2.00 CLE Credit 

Delaware – 1.50 CLE Credit

Florida – 1.00 CLE Credit

Georgia – Pending 1.50 CLE Credit

Hawaii – 1.50 CLE Credit 

Idaho – Pending 1.00 CLE Credit

Indiana – Pending 1.50 CLE Credits 

Iowa – 1.50 CLE Credit 

Kansas – 1.50 CLE Credit 

Kentucky – 1.00 CLE Credit 

Louisiana – Pending 1.50 CLE Credit 

Maine – Pending 1.50 CLE Credit

Minnesota – Pending 1.00 CLE Credit

Mississippi – Pending 1.50 CLE Credit

Montana – Pending state approval 

Nebraska – 1.50 CLE Credits

Nevada – Pending 1.50 CLE Credit

New Jersey – Pending 1.00 CLE Credit

New Mexico – 1.00 CLE Credit 

North Carolina – Pending 1.50 CLE Credit

Ohio – Pending 1.50 CLE Credit

Oregon – 1.50 CLE Credit

Pennsylvania – Pending 1.50 CLE Credits

South Carolina –  Pending 1.50 CLE Credit

Tennessee – Pending 1.50 CLE Credits 

Texas –  1.50 CLE Credit

Utah –  Pending 1.50 CLE Credit

Vermont – 1.50 CLE Credit

Virginia –  1.50 CLE Credit

Washington – Pending 1.00 CLE Credit

West Virginia – Pending 1.00 CLE Credits 

Wyoming – Pending 1.00 CLE Credits

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Pre-Test
7 Questions  |  1 attempt  |  0/7 points to pass
7 Questions  |  1 attempt  |  0/7 points to pass
Capturing and Utilizing Social Media as Evidence Webinar
Open to view video.
Open to view video.
Post-Test
7 Questions  |  1 attempt  |  4/7 points to pass
7 Questions  |  1 attempt  |  4/7 points to pass
Continuing Legal Education Certificate
1.50 credits  |  Certificate available
1.50 credits  |  Certificate available
Post Evaluation Survey
5 Questions