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TODAY! 🗓️ Free expungement clinic, 4–7 PM at 84 Clinton Place, Newark. Get one-on-one help from attorneys to see if your record can be cleared. Free and open to the public, so stop by! Questions? 973-855-4950

FREE expungement clinic in Newark! 📅 Thu., Oct. 29, 4–7 PM 📍 84 Clinton Place. Get one-on-one help from attorneys, eligibility screening, and step-by-step help. Open to the public. Questions? 973-855-4950 | tlewis@nscdl.org #CleanSlate #Expungement

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Prosecutors Filed Over 900 Cases of “Pregnancy-Related Crimes” Since Dobbs Most of the charges being brought stem from laws that were never meant to apply to pregnancy. @truthout

Border Cops Seize Nurse's Phone Filled With Psychiatric Patient Information CBP allegedly told the nurse that “your lawyer cannot do anything” and agents can take the data “the easy way or the hard way.” @matthew_petti @reason

NACDL member Charles Cullen can attest that this membership association is a powerful #criminaldefense community that advocates for justice for the accused. Join NACDL today with our special promotion, code 'save25' for $25-off membership. #civilrights

Omar Muñoz, one of 28 people charged in California, speaks out about being dragged from his home in front of cameras as DoJ accused of ‘disgusting’ PR campaign @SamTLevin @srl

As an NACDL Member, you and your clients are entitled to leverage NACDL's exclusive benefits via Intoxalock/Mindr. Stop by their booth TODAY at NCDD/NACDL DWI/Drug Seminar @ Sahara Las Vegas on the 2nd floor or learn more at #mindr

Now more than ever, it is important to be part of a strong #criminaldefense community. NACDL Member Ruth Liebesman is raving about the NACDLConnect online discussion group! Join NACDL today with our special promotion, code 'save25' for $25-off membership.

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court declined to add new legal protections for defendants accused of providing drugs that caused a deadly overdose. @SpotlightPA @edmahonreporter

@SpotlightPA @edmahonreporter "C. Melissa Owen, an attorney and president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, was disappointed with the court’s decision.

@SpotlightPA @edmahonreporter "'It is unthinkable that joint drug use can be made a homicide,' she told Spotlight PA. 'We anticipate this ruling will further discourage individuals from seeking help during an overdose, causing the very harm the law purports to prevent.'"

NACDL members can attest that this membership association is a powerful collective voice that advocates for justice and saves time for the #criminaldefense community. Join NACDL today with our special promotion, code 'save25' for $25-off membership.

Introducing Defend(H)ers, a new podcast from NACDL's Women in Criminal Defense Committee! From death row to the streets of Harlem to Guantanamo Bay, women criminal defense attorneys speak in their own voices about the cases, the clients, and the community they built.

In the first episode, Melinda Sarafa speaks with Teny Geragos about the Sean Combs trial, her approach to cross-examination, and why being a woman in that chair mattered. Available wherever you get your podcasts. Listen now:

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NACDL members can attest that this membership association is a powerful collective voice that advocates for justice and adds value to the #criminaldefense community. Join NACDL today with our special promotion, code 'save25' for $25-off membership.

Nation’s Criminal Defense Bar: Livestreaming an Execution Is an Affront to Human Dignity and Without Precedent in U.S. History Read more:

A federal judge in Oklahoma threw out Flock license-plate-reader evidence, ruling a warrantless search of a month of a driver's movements unconstitutional — citing June's Supreme Court Chatrie decision.

Thaxter: the ruling "correctly recognized that Chatrie holds that our location history is constitutionally protected and a warrant is required to track our physical movements." The parallels between cellphone and plate-reader records, he said, "practically leap off the page."

What's next: legal experts expect many more challenges like this across the country as Chatrie reshapes how courts treat digital location tracking. NACDL's Fourth Amendment Center — which helped litigate Chatrie — is at the center of that fight.