Why eDiscovery Matters for the Attorney General Community: Getting Started & Building Confidence
This session marks the first episode in our eDiscovery webinar series for attorneys general offices. eDiscovery is no longer limited to large or complex cases and is now part of everyday litigation.
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The Trial Starts Here: Jury Selection in Criminal Cases
Jury selection is often the most overlooked and most consequential phase of a criminal trial. The Trial Starts Here: Jury Selection in Criminal Cases explores how effective voir dire sets the foundation for every phase of trial.
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Antitrust: The Ever-Changing Landscape of Intercollegiate Athletics
This webinar will focus on recent legal developments in intercollegiate athletics. This past summer, a settlement agreement resolving three separate antitrust cases (Hubbard v. NCAA, House v. NCAA, and Carter v. NCAA) and over a decade of related litigation went into effect.
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Digital Evidence Essentials for Assistant Attorneys General
Designed primarily for AAGs handling criminal matters—while offering valuable takeaways for civil practitioners—the program covers essential legal and technical frameworks, including the Fourth Amendment, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, core principles of digital forensics, effective collaboration with forensic examiners, interpreting mobile device extraction data, and presenting technical evidence clearly in court.
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Objections Unlocked: From Hesitation to Mastery
This session will demystify the art of objections and help attorneys move from hesitation to confidence in the courtroom.
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Bipartisan Coalition of 47 Calls for Increased Security Funding for the Federal Judiciary
A bipartisan coalition of 47 attorneys general sent a letter to congressional leaders requesting increased funding for federal judicial security programs. Led by attorneys general from Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, the coalition cited growing threats against judges and courthouse personnel and urged additional support for courthouse security and judicial privacy protections.
Bipartisan Coalition of 36 State Attorneys General Opposes Federal Ban on State AI Laws
The coalition emphasizes that while AI is a transformative technology with the potential to benefit sectors such as healthcare, public safety, and education, it also poses significant risks—especially to vulnerable populations, including children and seniors.
39 State and Territory Attorneys General Call for Clarification of Federal “Hemp” Definition
A bipartisan coalition of 39 state and territory attorneys general sent a formal letter to congressional leaders urging them to clarify the Federal definition of “hemp.”
State and Territory Attorneys General Urge Tech and Payment Platforms to Address Deepfake Exploitation
A bipartisan coalition of 47 state attorneys general urged major search engines and payment platforms to implement stronger measures to combat the spread of deepfake nonconsensual intimate imagery (NCII).
Bipartisan Coalition of State Attorneys General Issues Letter to AI Industry Leaders on Child Safety
In their letter, the attorneys general outlined the broader societal harms associated with illegal online gambling, including its links to fraudulent schemes, problem gambling, money laundering, and other criminal activity.