Registration will close December 17, 2024 at 12:00 PM
Save the date December 20, 2024 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (EST)
Event Details Experienced prosecutors Kelly Callihan and Nate Boob will be leading a specialized training session on homicide by vehicle cases . This VIRTUAL training will focus on how victim service providers and their agencies can effectively support victims' families from the investigation phase, to the decision on charges, and through any potential prosecution.
Topics Covered:
Overview of Applicable Crimes and Challenges in Charging Gain insights into the complexities of criminal charges and how to effectively navigate them. Collaboration Between Prosecutors and Victim Advocates Learn the significance of working together with victim advocates to support victims' families through this difficult time. Explanation and Updates on CHRIA Changes Understand the Criminal History Record Information Act (CHRIA), including recent updates and their effect on these types of cases. This training session will also go beyond the technical aspects of prosecution. Stephanie Urban and her mother, Tracy Del Vecchio, will be joining us to share their journey following the loss of their sister and daughter, Olivia Red. Olivia was killed on May 31, 2018, when her vehicle was struck by a wrong-way driver who was under the influence.
This session qualifies for 2 PCCD training hours.
Speakers
Kelly Callihan Executive Director of Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association/Institute Kelly Callihan Executive Director of Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association/Institute https://www.pdaa.org Kelly Callihan is the Executive Director of the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association. Kelly is a career prosecutor and former district attorney who has spent 28 years seeking justice for victims in both Cambria and Dauphin counties. During her career, Callihan prosecuted countless child abuse cases, felony sexual assaults and violent crimes in both juvenile and adult courts. She also spearheaded the creation of programs and task forces designed to enhance services for victims in the criminal justice system while working to build treatment courts to address offenders needs and non-profit organizations designed to enhance public safety. Kelly served as an Assistant District Attorney in Cambria County for 14 years and District Attorney for 10 years. In 2020, she joined the Dauphin County District Attorney’s Office as a Deputy District Attorney and was also the clerical staff supervisor and Open Records Officer. She started her legal career as a full-time Law Clerk to former President Judge Gerard Long in Cambria County and an appointed Juvenile Hearing Officer. She was an Adjunct Professor in the Criminology Department at Mount Aloysius College. She has presented on numerous criminal justice topics to various audiences throughout her career. From 2011-2019, Kelly served on the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors for PDAA and PDAI and was appointed by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania to serve on the state Criminal Procedure Rules Committee from 2012 to 2017. In her tenure as DA, she created the Cambria County Human Trafficking Response Team to raise awareness, train investigators to identify/recover victims and provide needed support; the Cambria County Drug Coalition (CCDC), a collaborative approach to better address the opioid epidemic and reduce the number of overdose deaths; the Circle of Support Child Advocacy Center to ensure the county was utilizing the recommended best practice model for investigating child abuse and serving victims’ needs; the Cambria County Sexual Assault Response Team who trained specialized sexual assault nurse examiners and developed the first known anonymous sexual assault protocol which is now used as a national model; and the Elder Abuse Task Force. Kelly was active in the implementation of Veterans Court and Mental Health Court. She served as Board Chair of the Cambria County Special Emergency Response Team, was a member of the Criminal Justice Advisory Board, Prison Board, Cambria County Drug Task Force and DUI Task Force. As a young prosecutor, she designed and implemented an underage drinking and teen driving safety program which was administered in all local school districts and participated in summer Youth Fairs where she visited local playgrounds to talk to kids about remaining drug-free and making good choices. Kelly holds a J.D. from the Dickinson School of Law (1993), and a B.S. in Health Policy & Administration with a Minor in Business from Penn State University (1993). Kelly lives in Johnstown with her husband Derrick. They have two daughters: Quinn and Molly.
Nathan Boob Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor at Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association/Institute Nathan Boob Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor at Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association/Institute https://www.pdaa.org Nate Boob is here to help you save lives. As the Traffic Safety Resource Prosecutor for the Pennsylvania District Attorney’s Office, he provides investigative and prosecutorial assistance, research, and education in traffic-related criminal matters. Nate brings to the office over 20 years of trial experience, handling the gambit of criminal prosecutions from summary offenses to homicides in over 25 counties across the Commonwealth. Nate began his career in the Dauphin County District Attorney’s Office while attending the Dickinson School of Law of the Pennsylvania State University. After working in the drug prosecutions section both as a certified legal intern and as a Deputy District Attorney, he moved to the Centre County District Attorney’s Office where he prosecuted various cases including DUI, vehicular homicide, murder, all serious felonies, and high-profile cases from investigation through appeal. After 12 years, he returned to Cumberland County where he became Chief of Trials. Nate completed two appointments as a Special Prosecutor for the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General, prosecuting a wide variety of crimes across the Commonwealth. He most recently served as a Chief Deputy District Attorney in Franklin County. During his time as a prosecutor, Nate conducted a multitude of training for the Pennsylvania State Police, local police departments, and Pennsylvania State University. He is a career prosecutor, focused on helping you achieve justice.
Tickets One registration for the HBV Training This entitles one person to attend the virtual training.
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