A recent court case in Minnesota has advocates asking, which conversations between victims and victim service professionals are considered material and discoverable? What should we be turning over to the prosecution, and thus the defense? Does this ruling change how we approach our interactions with victims?
Join attorneys Rana Alexander of Standpoint and Alicia Aiken of the Confidentiality Institute to discuss what this ruling could mean for your work. This is a roundtable discussion, intended to be a conversation between the attorneys and the attendees about what this ruling means legally, what policies your agency has in place regarding turning over notes from conversations, and any other questions you have about the implications of this ruling. Please submit any questions you have for the attorneys!
This discussion is free for all to attend. The discussion will be recorded and the recording will be made available exclusively for MAC members.