CRIMINAL DISCOVERYin the COMMONWEALTH

WEDNESDAY,FEBRUARY 26CAPLIN PAVILION

Virginia Journal of Criminal Law Symposium

10 A.M. INTRODUCTIONSSEAN MULLIGAN, Special Projects Editor,

Virginia Journal of Criminal LawSYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW/INTRODUCTIONBRANDON GARRETT, Professor,

University of Virginia School of Law

10:20 A.M. THE MORTON CASE AND CRIMINAL DISCOVERY

NINA MORRISON, Senior Sta� Attorney, Innocence Project

11:30 A.M. QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION

12-1 P.M. LUNCH

1 P.M. BEST PRACTICES AND CRIMINAL DISCOVERYTIM LONGO, Chief of Police, CharlottesvilleJOE PLATANIA, Charlottesville Commonwealth’s Attorney’s O�ceTIM HEAPHY, United States Attorney, Western District of VirginiaRUPEN SHAH, Augusta County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s O�ce

2 P.M. PROPOSED CRIMINAL DISCOVERY RULE CHANGEJOHN DOUGLASS, Professor, University of Richmond

Law SchoolMIKE DOUCETTE, Lynchburg Commonwealth’s Attorney’s O�ce,

President of the Virginia Association of Commonwealth’s Attorneys

DAVID BRUCK, Professor, Washington & Lee School of LawJUDGE ROSSIE D. ALSTON, JR., Virginia Court of Appeals,

Special Committee on Criminal Discovery Rules, Commonwealth of Virginia

JAMES M. MCCAULEY, Ethics Counsel for the Virginia State Bar

2:45-3 P.M. QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION AND CONCLUDING REMARKS

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