Training & Speaking Engagements
Explore upcoming conferences, trainings, and events where Coursing Justice speakers will be presenting. These engagements reflect our commitment to practical, experience-driven education for justice and child-protection professionals.
Vermont Children's Alliance Annual MDT Conference
Robert Peters will be presenting “Coordinating Evidence in a Digital Age” Tuesday morning.
Search Warrants & Digital Evidence Preparation
This course provides the core skills to navigate modern search warrant requirements and digital evidence. Participants will work through actual serving scenarios and documentation. To support expert testimony credentials, participants will also begin the process of creating a professional CV.
13th Annual One Loud Voice Conference
Coursing Justice speakers Robert Peters, Alison Sutherland, and David Clark will be presenting eight workshops in total:
Guardians, Gaslighters, or Gullible: Adult Narratives Affecting the Child Abuse Investigation
Whatever It Takes: Earning the Trust of Survivors in High Control Environment Cases
Conducting Investigations into Institutions: The Dallas Diocese Investigation
Beyond He Said, She Said: Corroborating Evidence in the Digital Age
Hiding in Plain Site: Conducting High Risk Victim Operations
The MDT that Believed: Achieving Justice in a Child Sexual Abuse Case with High Risk of Recantation
NCA Seamless Conference
Robert Peters will present the opening keynote session: “Called to Testify: Courtroom Confidence for Mental Health Professionals.”
Interview and Interrogation of Sex Offenders
This course taught by Det. Gary Weaver (White Hall Police Department) and former prosecuting attorney Robert Peters builds the core skills needed to interview and interrogate suspects in child sexual offense cases. Scenario-based practice and real-time feedback reinforce skills participants can use immediately.
Interview and Interrogation of Sex Offenders
This course taught by Det. Gary Weaver (White Hall Police Department) builds the core skills needed to interview and interrogate suspects in child sexual offense cases. Scenario-based practice and real-time feedback reinforce skills participants can use immediately.
Search Warrants and Digital Evidence Preparation
This course provides the core skills to navigate modern search warrant requirements and digital evidence. Participants will work through actual serving scenarios and documentation. To support expert testimony credentials, participants will also begin the process of creating a professional CV.
Interview and Interrogation of Sex Offenders
This course taught by Det. Gary Weaver (White Hall Police Department) and Robert Peters (Coursing Justice) builds the core skills needed to interview and interrogate suspects in child sexual offense cases. Scenario-based practice and real-time feedback reinforce skills participants can use immediately.
Participants will learn the traits and habits that make interviewers effective, clarify the practical differences between interviews and interrogations, and understand how admissions differ from confessions. The course emphasizes rapport building and communication strategies that keep conversations productive while protecting case integrity. Participants also examine common psychopathic tactics and how to respond without losing control of the conversation.
