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Jeffrey Deskovic
From wrongful conviction to advocacy. Jeffrey Deskovic inspires change in criminal justice. Experience his transformative keynote.USA
Julia Shaw
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Courtney Anderson
Attorney, author, professor and internationally renowned business strategist on topics such as leadership and empowermentUSA
James O'Loghlin
James O'Loghlin: one of Australia's most respected and recognisable media personalities with a passion for Practical Innovation.Australia
Judge Glenda Hatchett
Hatchett is the proud founder of The Hatchett Firm, P.C. located in Atlanta, GA. The firm specializes in risk and crisis management and catastrophic police misconduct cases.USA
John Iannarelli
John Iannarelli, a legal expert admitted in multiple states, offers invaluable insights. His keynotes equip businesses to navigate complex legal and cyber challenges.USA
Frankie McCamley
Award-winning presenter Frankie McCamley shares insights from 15+ years of breaking global news, guiding organizations on crisis communication, political impact, and leadership in the media age.UK}
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About the topic: Criminal Law
Criminal law is the part of law concerned with crime and the ensuing punishment and sentencing.
Criminal law concerns many different types of crime, from murder, sexual offenses and violence to forgery, fraud and traffic violations.
How does criminal law work, which factors must be present for a conviction, and do trials take place like we see in films and on TV?
Keynotes and presentations about criminal law look into this topic, trying to provide some answers.
Criminal law concerns many different types of crime, from murder, sexual offenses and violence to forgery, fraud and traffic violations.
How does criminal law work, which factors must be present for a conviction, and do trials take place like we see in films and on TV?
Keynotes and presentations about criminal law look into this topic, trying to provide some answers.