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The nation’s criminal defense bar association & liberty's last champion since 1958. The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) envisions a society where all accused of crimes receive fair, rational, and humane treatment. linktr.ee/NACDL

Your phone is not a government tracking device. SCOTUS, 6-3: accessing your location data is a Fourth Amendment search
Former US Pardon Attorney Liz Oyer moderates a panel on clemency, compassionate release, and pardons featuring Ava Benny-Morrison, Cynthia Roseberry, and JaneAnne Murray at NACDL's 2025 White Collar Seminar in DC on September 18, 2025. Photo by Jonathan Hutson
Michelle Merola of New York moderates a panel with Zachary Myers of Indiana and Giselle Pomerleau of New Jersey on the ethics of using artificial intelligence in the legal profession at NACDL's 2025 White Collar Seminar in DC on September 18, 2025. Photo by Jonathan Hutson
Norm Eisen, Nina Moreno, and David Gerger at NACDL's 2025 White Collar Seminar in DC on 18 September 2025. Photo by Jonathan Hutson
Congressman Dan Goldman at NACDL's 2025 White Collar Seminar in DC: "While there is no question that President Donald Trump has taken public corruption to new lows that we could have barely imagined, he has been able to do so because of the erosion of trust in both parties, Republicans and Democrats." Photo by Jonathan Hutson, Marriott Washington Georgetown, 18 Sept 2025.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and Abbe Lowell at NACDL's 2025 White Collar Seminar keynote luncheon at Marriott Washington Georgetown on 18 September 2025. Photo by Jonathan Hutson
Jenny Kramer moderates a panel on Trial Skills: Cross-Examination of Government Cooperators and Challenging Government Summaries, featuring Jonathan Cogan, Cathy Fleming, and Marci LaBranche at NACDL's 2025 White Collar Seminar in DC on September 18, 2025. #NACDLWCDC
At NACDL's White Collar Seminar in DC, Sara Kropf of DC moderates a panel on lessons from recent trials, featuring Todd Pugh of Chicago, Sarah Schwietz of DC, Teny Geragos of NYC, and Alex Wolens of Dallas
NACDL President Andrew Birrell kicks of the White Collar Seminar at the Marriott Washington Georgetown in DC on September 18, 2025
Reginald Darby, Federal Legislative Director of the Clean Slate Initiative with NACDL Executive Director Lisa M. Wayne near the Capitol on April 30, 2025 -- the last day of Second Chances Month
NACDL Executive Director Lisa M. Wayne on April 24, 2025, explains impacts to the defender community of the loss of NACDL's federal grant funding on April 23, effective immediately
@luch0-diner0.bsky.social post on December 21, 2014 at 1:143 a.m.: "Currently at a club Christmas party telling every attractive woman I am not intimidated by that her fit looks good"
Heart shape over ribbons of pink, blue, and white with the words: All individuals deserve respect and dignity
Grey short-haired cat dressed in white shirt, black tie, and pin stripe suit with the message: "Lawyer cat objects to everything." #FreeTipsy
Cattorney wears a blue suit, white shirt, and dark grey tie and has eyes that beg for mercy
NACDL board member Missey Owen, left, speaks with OB-GYNs about pregnancy criminalization
Royalty-free image of a spaniel with an earnest expression dressed in a grey suit and blue striped shirt with a brown polka dot tie and a brown and white pocket square
Saul Goodman's yellow New Mexico license plate from "Better Call Saul" reads in bold, all capital red letters: LWYRUP. A renewal sticker in the lower right corner shows the date of November 2005, the year in which many events in the fictional series supposedly took place.
The Beetles wearing brightly colored, military-style uniforms with epaulettes and brocade on the album cover of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
The hashtag #EndMassIncarceration appears above the tag line "50 Years of Failure" -- a reference to the fact that 2023 marks half a century of America's failed policy of mass incarceration. Below, the stripes on a red-white-and-blue image of the American flag turn into prison bars with hands reaching desperately up through the bars.