CRIMINAL LAW SECTION MEETING
TOPIC: "Liked, Shared, and Admitted: Social Media Evidence in Criminal Trials"
In this presentation, former Deputy Federal Public Defender Bo Griffith will discuss the acquisition, admissibility, and effective use of social media evidence at trial, including insights from how Bo relied upon social media evidence in a recent "not guilty" verdict he secured in an ICE protest case,
Presented By: Bo Griffith, Esq.
BIO: After serving as a prosecutor and defense counsel as a Marine Corps Judge Advocate, including a stint as a Special Assistant to the US Attorney's Office (S.D. Cal.), Bo joined the Federal Public Defender's Office (C.D. Cal.) where he defended clients in high-profile and politically sensitive prosecutions.
Recently, Bo secured a not guilty verdict in the first ICE protest case tried by federal prosecutors. In private practice, Bo now represents individuals and businessess in high-stakes litigation.
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