Association of Prosecuting Attorneys

08/31/2026

When a domestic violence victim is pregnant, everything changes — the risk, the coercion, the access to care, the safety planning.

Join us Tuesday, Sept. 8 (3-4pm ET) for a free webinar for prosecutors and allied professionals: "Prosecuting Domestic Violence Cases: Comprehensive Approaches and Healthcare Considerations for the Prosecution Team When the Victim is Pregnant."

Presenters Emily Janes (LA City Attorney's Office) and Dorian Karp (National Domestic Violence Hotline) will walk through what your team needs to know — from logistical accessibility to healthcare-related evidence and victim safety.

📚 1.0 hr General CA MCLE credit (presumptive); certificates provided for self-reporting in other jurisdictions.

Learn more: https://members.apainc.org/events/Details/webinar-prosecuting-domestic-violence-cases-comprehensive-approaches-and-healthcare-considerations-for-the-prosecution-team-when-the-victim-is-pregnant-1886600?sourceTypeId=Website
Register: https://members.apainc.org/ap/Events/Register/7EFOG46hNCQCd

When a victim in an abusive relationship is pregnant or becomes pregnant, their risk of interpersonal violence intensifies. How the prosecution team responds to the victim and addresses issues of logistical accessibility, the impact of pregnancy, coercion, victim safety, and access to healthcare are...

08/27/2026

Abuse doesn't stop when the screen goes dark. 📵

"There Is No Offline: Tech-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence in the Age of AI"

Hosted by the NY Cyber Abuse Task Force, Sept 14 at Brooklyn Borough Hall. A full-day hybrid conference covering AI, evidence, the Take It Down Act, and more.

☕ Breakfast + snacks provided
🎟️ In-person or webinar — link in bio / below

In-person: bit.ly/NYCATFinperson
Webinar: bit.ly/NYCATFzoom

08/24/2026

🚨 New federal law, new questions for prosecutors.

Join us for A Conversation About the TAKE IT DOWN Act, State Laws & Non-Consensual Dissemination of Intimate Images — part two of our series with the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (NCJFCJ). We'll unpack how the law interacts with state and federal remedies, and what courts and prosecutors can do without criminalizing victimized youth.

🗓️ Tuesday, August 25 | 2:00–3:00 PM ET

👉 Register now: https://members.apainc.org/ap/Events/Register/KVF3JkKcnCBCW

08/11/2026

⏰ This Thursday: Trauma-Informed Communication for Prosecutors, with Cordelia Coppleson (Cook County State's Attorney's Office).

Learn how trauma shapes memory, why victim behavior is so often misread, and trauma-informed interviewing techniques you can use right away.

📅 Aug 13 | 🕑 2:00 PM ET | 🎓 1.0 CA MCLE (pending) | 💲 Free for APA members, $50 for non-members
Register today: https://members.apainc.org/ap/Events/Register/NaFXldNcYCaCm

08/03/2026

🚨 LAST CALL — this webinar is TOMORROW.

Working with Your Pathologist: Maximizing Necropsy Evidence in Animal Cruelty Cases (1.0 CA MCLE Pending)

If you prosecute animal cruelty cases, this is one you won't want to miss — how to work with your pathologist to get the most out of necropsy evidence and use it effectively in court.

📅 Tuesday, August 4 | 3:00–4:00 PM ET
🔗 Register now → https://members.apainc.org/ap/Events/Register/eZF19BauYCWCq

08/03/2026

Last Friday, Day 2 of the Major County Prosecutors' Council Summer Meeting in Tulsa, OK! 📸 So many great conversations and connections with our members. Thank you to the Tulsa County District Attorney's Office for hosting us — it was a great few days.

07/30/2026

Great morning at the Major County Prosecutors' Council Summer Meeting in Tulsa, OK! 🌟

Prosecutors and partners tackled real solutions — from alternative court programs with Women in Recovery to homicide case clearance strategies with Tulsa PD. Big thanks to the Tulsa County District Attorney's Office for hosting.

07/22/2026

We're looking for sponsorship partners! 🎗️

This September, the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys and the WYDM Institute are hosting What You Do Matters in Washington, DC — an ethical leadership training for prosecutors and justice professionals, developed by historians at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Here's where you come in. We're inviting corporate and philanthropic partners to underwrite scholarships, meals, and materials — ensuring the prosecutors who would benefit most can be there, regardless of their office's resources.

Why it matters: few professionals carry the responsibility prosecutors do. Drawing on how the justice system was dismantled from within during 1933–1942, this program gives them a powerful lens on ethics, discretion, and the weight of the decisions they make every day.

If your organization is interested in learning more, we'd love to explore how you might be part of it.

📅 Thursday, September 17, 2026
📍 Washington, DC
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07/17/2026

Registration is open! 🎗️

This September, the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys and the WYDM Institute are hosting What You Do Matters in Washington, DC — an ethical leadership training for prosecutors and justice professionals, developed by historians at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Drawing on how the justice system was dismantled from within during 1933–1942, the program gives today's prosecutors a powerful way to reflect on ethics, discretion, and the weight of the decisions they make every day.

📅 Thursday, September 17, 2026
📍 Washington, DC
🎟️ Space is limited — reserve your seat today: https://members.apainc.org/events/Details/what-you-do-matters-training-1851332?sourceTypeId=Website

07/15/2026

From evidence overload to a winning case strategy. 🎯

The Association of Prosecuting Attorneys and NiCE Public Safety are hosting a free webinar on how AI can help prosecution teams cut through discovery overload—surfacing critical facts, building defensible timelines, and strengthening case narratives.

📅 Tuesday, August 18
🕑 2:00 PM ET
💻 Online

Can't attend live? Register anyway and watch on demand.

Register: https://www.nicepublicsafety.com/webinars/ai-powered-discovery-to-strategy-from-evidence-overload-to-winning-case-arguments-july2026