Continuing Legal Education: Identifying, Investigating & Litigating Wrongful Convictions in PCRA Court

RECORDED SESSION

The Police Transparency Project presents practical, attorney-focused CLE featuring professionals who specialize in Post-Conviction Relief Act (PCRA) litigation and wrongful conviction cases. This is the recorded CLE series.

This 3-hour CLE is accredited by PACDL for 3 CLE credits and is designed to provide practical guidance on identifying, investigating, and litigating claims involving police and prosecutorial misconduct and wrongful convictions.

What is Covered:

1. The Impact of the Supreme Court Rulings in Brown and Lee
Explore how these important decisions may affect post-conviction litigation and sentencing issues.

2. Finding, Raising & Arguing Brady/Giglio and Napue Claims
Learn strategies for identifying undisclosed evidence, impeachment material, and false or misleading testimony—and how to effectively raise these claims in PCRA proceedings.

3. Using Suppressed Evidence & Misconduct Disclosures During PCRA Hearings
Learn how to locate, evaluate, and strategically use suppressed evidence, Brady/Giglio disclosures, police misconduct records, and other newly discovered information.

4. Developing New Pattern & Practice Claims
Examine how broader patterns of police or prosecutorial misconduct can help uncover and support individual wrongful conviction claims.

5. New Case Updates
Stay current on important developments in wrongful conviction and post-conviction litigation.

Learn From Experienced Professionals

Our panel of experts share practical knowledge, litigation strategies, and real-world experience from the field of post-conviction advocacy.

Watch our attendees ask questions directly to our panelists and engage in discussion about the challenges attorneys face when investigating and litigating wrongful conviction claims.

💻 Recorded via Microsoft Teams
⚖️ 3 PACDL CLE Credits | Live/Distance Learning

Whether you regularly handle PCRA litigation or are beginning to investigate a potential wrongful conviction, this CLE will provide tools and strategies you can put into practice. This is PTP's 4th installment in a series on identifying, investigating, and litigating wrongful convictions.

The Police Transparency Project

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Continuing Legal Education Seminar 2026 RECORDED SERIES

Accredited with PACDL