The Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia is pleased to offer this training on Implicit Bias. This is a two hour course and two speerate days and will be taught by Ms. Kimberly Overton Spahos, NC Conference of DAs.
Webinar | Confirmation & Implicit Bias: How to Sidestep Trouble and Bias in Trials and Investigation
PART ONE: Wednesday, June 3 from 10AM – 11AM
PART TWO: Thursday, June 4 from 10AM – 11AM
GA CLE: Please note the GA CLE credit will fall under the in-house/self-study rule. A webinar falls in the same category as a video review. Currently under review for Professionalism credits.
CLE, POST, and Advocate forms will be emailed to those registered the day of the training.
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