
AI for Public Defense Webinar Series: AI in Action: When Discovery Overwhelms, What Actually Works?Register for the Webinar
Practical public defense scenarios on making discovery manageable, finding what matters, and walking into court prepared.
August 6 at 2:00pm ET
Co-hosted with the National Association for Public Defense (NAPD)Discovery rarely arrives organized. For public defense teams, it often arrives all at once. Whether you’re reviewing a handful of files or thousands, the challenge is not only getting through discovery. It’s finding what supports your client, what undercuts the prosecution’s case, and what must not be missed.In this second session of our webinar series with the National Association for Public Defense (NAPD), we move beyond high-level concepts and into real-world applications of AI in public defense.Whether or not you attended the first webinar, this session stands on its own, bringing forward practical scenarios grounded in the realities public defenders face every day.These insights reflect the challenges and priorities seen across public defense teams. The lessons are practical. The focus stays on the defense.What You’ll Learn:Through real-world case scenarios informed by public defense workflows, this session explores how teams are rethinking discovery review — not by replacing professional judgment, but by supporting it with AI. You’ll see how AI can help review high-volume discovery, surface potentially exculpatory evidence earlier, identify inconsistencies and gaps in the prosecution’s case, and support courtroom readiness while keeping defense judgment at the center.Step into These Real-world Case Scenarios, and More…- Making Discovery Manageable at Scale
Discovery can involve thousands of evidence items across multiple sources. Rapidly process and analyze large evidence sets so you can focus on what matters most for your client’s defense. - Spotting Inconsistencies Across the Record
Evidence rarely tells one consistent story. Identify conflicting information across documents, statements, reports, and digital evidence that can help challenge the prosecution’s case. - Surfacing the Details That Matter
Critical evidence and key details can be easy to overlook when case volume grows. Systematically surface the facts, evidence, and connections that may support your client’s defense before they get buried. - Walking Into Court Prepared
In court, it’s not about how much discovery you have. It’s how quickly you can access the right facts. Build case timelines, surface key connections, and prepare for hearings, motions, and trial with greater clarity and confidence. - Maintaining a Defensible Record
Discovery review needs to be clear, organized, and accountable. Create structured summaries with audit trails that support transparency, defensibility, and confidence in what has been reviewed.
Presenters

Patrice Fulcher
Director of Training and Program Development, NAPD
Director of Training and Program Development, NAPD

Rod Guy
Vice President, Business Development, NiCE
Vice President, Business Development, NiCE

Shelly Williams
Director of Product Management, NiCE
Director of Product Management, NiCE

Kelsey Kaufman Robinson
Senior Product Manager, Business Product Marketing, NiCE
Senior Product Manager, Business Product Marketing, NiCE

