About This Course
In numerous criminal cases, victims endure severe injuries and significant inconveniences due to a lengthy, confusing, and challenging legal process. The path to recovery—whether physical, legal, emotional, or personal—can be extremely difficult. Meanwhile, criminal defendants face their own array of hurdles within a legal system overwhelmed by numerous cases and conflicting priorities.
Their quest for justice is fraught with unique obstacles. In the midst of this complex scenario is the prosecutor, elected to navigate this intricate process and seek justice for all—a task that can seem nearly impossible even in the simplest of cases.
This CLE addresses this philosophical challenge, examining laws from two jurisdictions to compare procedures and offer insights that may inspire practitioners in their specialized fields.
