Keynotes, Workshops & Webinars
Conference & Webinar Topics
Keynotes, workshops, and webinars that leave MDT members better prepared for their next case. Our speakers come from prosecution, law enforcement, forensic interviewing, and other MDT roles, so every session is grounded in real-world experience.
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UC Chat Techniques for Child Exploitation Cases
This specialized workshop equips investigators with the tactical, psychological, and legal foundations of undercover chat operations in online child exploitation cases. Participants learn to build credible digital personas, manage high-risk communications, secure admissions, and document evidence that supports apprehension and prosecution.
Ctrl‑Alt‑Deceit: Exposing Flawed Defenses in Online Exploitation Cases
False narratives are common in online child-exploitation cases, from excuses for CSAM possession to attacks on digital evidence. This workshop breaks down frequent defense arguments and gives prosecutors concrete strategies to expose and neutralize them from pretrial through sentencing.
Search Warrants and the Pursuit of Digital Evidence
Search warrants are pivotal for securing the digital evidence that can make or break a child-exploitation case. This workshop explains how to choose the right legal process, draft precise warrants, navigate provider challenges, and avoid defects that jeopardize investigations.
You’re Not a Bad Person: Cognitive Distortions and Suspect Interrogation
Interrogating child-exploitation suspects demands precision and a clear grasp of offender psychology. This workshop gives participants practical techniques for building rapport, identifying and challenging cognitive distortions, and using psychological insights to secure reliable statements and strengthen investigations.