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We hope to see you there!  \nThursday, April 18th  \n8:00-9:00  Registration and Continental Breakfast  \n9:00-10:00  Cross Examination-The Best Part ofOur Job (once we know what to do) Cross examining a witness is not just a set of questions, not just a skill, but an art form. Like all art, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. There are many ways to conduct cross examination and this presentation will cover both simple and complex approaches to an effective and successful cross examination.  \nRonald L. Welch, Prosecutor  \nMuskingum County  \n10:00-10:15  Break  \n10:15-11:45  Navigating the Complexities of Large-Scale Animal Abuse Cases  \nThis session will review the most common types of large-scale cases, and some tips for successful investigations including information on unique considerations for these types of cases, evidence documentation and planning ahead, which can mitigate many of the on-scene challenges that can arise. Highlighting a recent case example from Portage County, this class will cover how to build and plan your case and discuss the matters that should be addressed prior to seizure day, the day of removal, and subsequent animal care.  \nShalimar Oliver, Animal Crimes Manager  \nHumane Society of the United States and  \nVictor V. Vigluicci, Prosecutor  \nPortage County  \n11:45-12:30  Lunch (with OPAIA)  \n12:30-1:30 What You Do Matters: Lessons from the Holocaust  \nThis presentation will focus on ensuring criminal justice, courts, and law-enforcement professionals model ethical behavior and rules of professional conduct and responsibility. Course materials are derived from history, court opinions, and caselaw arising from the application of racial legislation, civil rights violations, and  \nde-humanizing treatment of people. Lessons also come directly from the Nuremberg trials where Judge Robert Jackson took leave of the United States Supreme court topreside over the trials. The trials directly relate to crimes against humanity for unethical practice of law and disparate human treatment.  \nTodd Larson, EdD, MSL, FABC  \nDirector, What You Do Matters Institute and  \nElizabeth Burtin Ortiz, Executive Director  \nArizona Prosecuting Attorneys' Advisory Council  \n1:30-1:45  Break  \n1:45-3:45 What You Do Matters: Lessons from the Holocaust continues…  \n3:45 – 4:00  Break  \n4:00 – 5:00 Team Approach to Adult Sexual Assault Cases  \nFor prosecutors handling adult or child sexual abuse offenses, the Ohio Department of Health protocol can be your best friend. knowing the protocol for adult sexual assault examinations can help you better prepare the medical provider in your case to testify. 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