Federal Crimes: Investigation and Prosecution Saturday 8/8, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PDT)
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- Mar 4
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This language-neutral class will focus on all the stages of a federal criminal case and the terminology related to it, starting with the pretrial stage (investigations, grand juries, and arrests), initial appearances in court, arraignment, discovery and motions, plea bargaining, the trial, voir dire, opening arguments, presentation of evidence, closing arguments, jury instructions and deliberations, and post-trial proceedings (pre-sentence reports and sentencing among others).
· California: 3 Instructor-led Credits
· Arizona: Approved Provider
· Colorado: 3 CEC Credits
· Nevada: 3 General Credits
· Texas: 3 Non-Ethics Credits
· Oregon: 3 General Credits
· All Languages
· Presenters: Jesús Rivera (Federally Certified Court Interpreter, Spanish) and Mariana Bension-Larkin (CA and Federally Certified Court Interpreter, Spanish)
Non-members $60.00 https://square.link/u/bvSsgHlQ
AIJIC Members $50.00 https://square.link/u/ZL5Rinkp
AIJIC thanks Jesús and Mariana for donating this class.
Refunds & Credits:
Payments for classes are fully refundable up to 72 hours before the class you signed up for. No refunds will be given after that. If you are not eligible for a refund, you will be offered a one-time credit, to be used for AIJIC classes announced for July and August 2026. If credit is not used within that period, it will be forfeited.

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