Bipartisan Coalition of 45 Attorneys General Urges Congress to Support Supreme Court Security Funding
The coalition warned that threats against federal judges and Supreme Court justices have increased in frequency and severity and called for the resources necessary to ensure the safety of the Court and preserve judicial independence.
Accurate Isn’t Enough: Using AI to Stress-Test Legal Messages
An email, update, or recommendation can be accurate and still land differently than intended. In this interactive session, participants will practice using AI to anticipate how different recipients may interpret a message, identify where confusion or resistance may arise, and revise it before sending.
The Year in AI, Cybersecurity, and Tech Policy: A Conversation with Bruce Schneier
Back for its 3rd consecutive year, join renowned security technologist Bruce Schneier for a conversation on the year’s biggest developments in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and tech policy.
Supreme Court Practice Seminar
This annual two-day seminar provides attendees with information and insights on effectively practicing in the United States Supreme Court.
eDiscovery on a Government Budget
How can an office build an effective and defensible eDiscovery process without unlimited resources?
Insights from the Bench: Judicial Perspectives on Preparation, Professionalism, and Advocacy
This program offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from experienced members of the judiciary. Judges will share their perspectives on professional expectations that extend beyond a technical understanding of the law.
Anatomy of a Sextortion Network: What State Attorneys General Need to Know
Join us for a targeted briefing on the rapid surge of organized sextortion networks exploiting children and teenagers online.
Protecting Prosecutors: Safety, Well-Being, and Sustainability in Modern Practice
Prosecutors around the world are facing growing challenges to their personal safety, well-being, and long-term professional sustainability. This webinar will explore those challenges from both institutional and personal perspectives.
49 State and Territory Attorneys General Push for Stronger KYUP Rules to Fight Illegal Robocalls
he National Association of Attorneys General announced that a bipartisan coalition of 49 state and territory attorneys general is supporting stronger FCC Know Your Upstream Provider (KYUP) rules to combat illegal robocalls. The proposal would strengthen oversight of voice service providers and help prevent scammers from accessing the U.S. telephone network.
The National Human Trafficking Hotline: Supporting a Coordinated Response
This session will provide key initiatives designed to strengthen hotline effectiveness, including the Law Enforcement Engagement Plan, Suitability to Serve Assessment Tool, and Survivor Engagement Working Group.