Thursday, October 29, 2020

6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)

Zoom Video Meeting

United States

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  • Scott Garosshen
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Credibility in the Time of COVID-19

Speaker:

Professor Julia Simon-Kerr
UConn School of Law

Program Description:

How do you cross-examine a masked witness? Is judging credibility hopeless when staring down two beady eyes and a surgical mask? Professor Julia Simon-Kerr focuses her research on credibility and lying in the law. She has published and spoken on how COVID-19 changed the game. The biggest takeaway? Removing demeanor evidence actually improves our ability to judge truthfulness. Join us for a fascinating conversation on what we know about credibility in the time of COVID-19.

CLE Credits:

1.0 CT Credit |0.0 NY Credit

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