Discovery Brady and Giglio Rule 3.113 Compliance
Effective May 16, 2016 Rule 3.113 (minimum standards for attorneys in felony cases) will be required. It reads: “before an attorney may participate as counsel of record in the Circuit Court for any adult felony case, including post-conviction proceedings before the trial court, the attorney must complete a course, approved by the Florida Bar for continuing legal education credits, of at least 100 minutes and covering the legal and ethical obligations of discovery in a criminal case, including the requirements of Rule 3.220, and the principles established in Brady v. Maryland, and Giglio v. United States.”
4153 Discovery Brady and Giglio Rules 3.113 Compliance
Presented by criminal defense attorney Denis deVlaming, deVlaming & Rivellini, P.A. +BIO
COURSE MATERIALS
4153 – CH1 – Brady – Motion STANDARD
4153 – CH2 – Brady – Memorandum of Law
4153 – CH3 – Federal Memo re Brady 2017
4153 – CH4 -John Leo Brady, The Defense Lawyer’s Best Friend Article 05.17.2018
4153 – CH5 – List of Brady areas for prosecutor to search
4153 – Discovery Brady and Giglio Rules 3.113 Compliance – PPT Slides
COURSE NUMBER: 4153
CLE ACCREDITATION
General: 2.0 Hours
Ethis: 2.0 Hours
CERTIFICATION CREDITS
Appellate Practice: 2.0 Hours
Criminal Appellate Law: 2.0 Hours
Criminal Trial Law: 2.0 Hours
Juvenile Law: 2.0 Hours
5900 Discovery, Brady/Giglio Obligations 2020 Update
Hosted by the Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association
Presented by Alan S. Johnson, Chief Assistant State Attorney for the 15th Judicial Circuit
Johnson currently serves as Chief Assistant State Attorney for the 15th Judicial Circuit, a position he previously held from 2005 – 2009. He returned to the State Attorney’s Office in 2013 after serving three years as Executive Director of the newly established Palm Beach County Commission on Ethics. As an Assistant State Attorney for 25 years, Mr. Johnson has prosecuted numerous high profile felony cases.
COURSE NUMBER: 5900
CLE ACCREDITATION
General: 2.5 Hours
Ethics: 2.5 Hours
CERTIFICATION CREDITS
Criminal Appellate: 2.5 Hours
Criminal Trial Law: 2.5 Hours
Juvenile Law: 2.5 Hours