Join this two-part webinar to master the art of building impactful courtroom visuals, including interactive chalks, dynamic exhibits, and multimedia presentations. Learn how to effectively incorporate digital evidence from diverse sources—such as IoT devices, cell phones, computers, and cloud platforms—into your trial strategy. Discover how to support expert testimony with compelling visuals that resonate with judges and juries, both online and in-person, to achieve maximum courtroom impact.
Join this two-part webinar to master the art of building impactful courtroom visuals, including interactive chalks, dynamic exhibits, and multimedia presentations. Learn how to effectively incorporate digital evidence from diverse sources—such as IoT devices, cell phones, computers, and cloud platforms—into your trial strategy. Discover how to support expert testimony with compelling visuals that resonate with judges and juries, both online and in-person, to achieve maximum courtroom impact.
The Internet of Things (IoT) involves a web of data which requires planning to access and manage. During this training, we will explore devices and their connected systems, to understand how they create valuable evidence and could have significance at crime scenes. Examination through live demonstrations on how to retrieve and review the data, identify applicable Fourth Amendment concepts, and apply them to build a legally defensible and ethical case will be discussed.
Ring devices are now a common source of digital evidence, but many investigators only access a fraction of the data that may be available. This webinar begins with a brief overview of Ring’s history, device capabilities, and the types of data these systems generate. We’ll cover traditional recovery methods and investigative considerations before diving into the main focus of the course: the Ring Unofficial API. Attendees will learn how the API can be used to identify, access, and collect valuable data, as well as how custom scripts can automate and enhance Ring-related investigations.
As the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes ubiquitous in our everyday lives there are privacy and security concerns that citizens should be aware of. This training will provide an overview of IoT and will teach law enforcement officials methods to engage with their communities to provide information about IoT privacy and security. Steps that community members can take to be safer with these devices, and effective teaching strategies regarding prevention will be covered.
During this webinar, we will cover components of a cellular-enabled GPS tracker, commercially available cellular GPS trackers, custom/homebuilt cellular GPS trackers, and the instructor will give a live demonstration of building and operating a cellular-enabled GPS tracker with an Arduino microcontroller.
Explore the fundamentals of the Internet of Things (IoT) and its growing role in modern criminal investigations through this self-paced training. The course introduces investigators to how connected devices generate critical digital evidence, explains common types of IoT data, and highlights practical considerations for identifying, collecting, and preserving IoT-based evidence during an investigation.
We are excited to share our sixth edition of 2026 for the NCJTC Compass Newsletter! This issue highlights Internet Safety Month, Technology training opportunities, and recent NCJTC Impact. Learn the perks of hosting a Training and other newsworthy stories from the month.
We are excited to share our fifth edition of 2026 for the NCJTC Compass Newsletter! This issue includes Episode 4 of TUYS and upcoming opportunities to register for. We take a look back at impactful events, newsworthy stories, and NCJTC trainings that occurred in May.
We’re proud to share the NCJTC 2025 Annual Impact Report with you - a reflection of the critical work we’ve accomplished together. Read it today!
