Join us on August 18 for two hours you don’t want to miss. The first hour you will hear from Circuit Court Judge Daniel Coble. Expert testimony in criminal trials not only must comply with the rules of evidence, but also with the Sixth Amendment and Crawford.  While an expert is sometimes allowed to testify to hearsay statements, it can become complicated when the hearsay is testimonial in nature.  This CLE explores the rules of evidence for experts and the interactions with testimonial statements and new South Carolina case law.

The final hour we will be joined remotely by Stuart Teicher, the CLE performer, who can weave together three seemingly unrelated things into a coherent explanation of the rules on conflicts. You’ve got to see it to believe it. Join Stuart as he explains how:

…Rule 1.10 is best explained by the time he broke his nose during a pickup basketball game

…a hypothetical case about Spider-Man teaches “direct adversity”

…Stuart’s crush on a particular entertainer explains Rule 1.7

…the Russian Invasion of the Ukraine poses explains the rule on withdrawing (Rule 1.16) 

Click here to register for the live webinar.  

This program qualifies for 2.0 MCLE credit hours, including up to 1.0 LEPR credit hour.

SC Supreme Commission on CLE Course # 238773