The Conduct of Criminal Trials in NSW
The President, Dr Ruth Higgins SC together with the President of the Law Society of NSW, Brett McGrath will chair a session on the conduct of Criminal Trials in NSW.
The speakers will address aspects of the judicial role in criminal trials; legal, ethical, and practical aspects of defence and prosecution advocacy in criminal trials; the prosecutorial independence of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions, the independence of the judiciary, and how those axiomatic principles intersect.
The speakers and topics are:
• The Hon Justice Sarah Huggett, Chief Judge of the District Court of New South Wales, “Aspects of Adjudication in a Criminal Trial”
• Helen Roberts SC, Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions, “Aspects of the Role of the ODPP and of a Prosecutor’s Duties”
• Murugan Thangaraj SC, Forbes Chambers, “Aspects of Criminal Defence”
• Georgina Namat, Solicitor Advocate, “Practical Aspects of the Prosecutor’s Role”
Please note: Only NSW barristers or members of the NSW Bar Association can register for CPD’s or webinars.
Details
CPD Points | 1.5 |
Date & Times | Monday, June 17, 2024 at 5:00pm - 6:30pm |
CPD Strand | Barristers' Skills, Substantive Law, Practice and Procedure, and Evidence, Ethics and Professional Responsibility |
Committee | Criminal Law |
Location | This CPD will be Hybrid, held in person in the NSWBA Common Room and remotely via zoom |