NAAG Forensic · Education
Forensic medicine, taught by those who practice it.
Courses and workshops for prosecutors, defense counsel, law enforcement and forensic pathologists. Grounded in evidence. Independent of either side.
Choose your path
Teaching for four audiences.
Each program is written for the people in the room. Investigators who work for prosecutors or defense counsel attend alongside their attorneys.
Prosecutors
Reading the autopsy report, preparing the forensic pathologist, and evaluating opposing medical opinion.
Programs for prosecutors → 02Defense Counsel
Reading the autopsy critically, knowing when a second opinion is warranted, and working with retained experts.
Programs for defense → 03Law Enforcement
Death scene investigation, injury recognition, the autopsy process, and working alongside the pathologist.
Programs for law enforcement → 04Forensic Pathologists & Trainees
Expert testimony, report writing, admissibility challenges and forensic anthropology.
Programs for pathologists →Upcoming
Programs
How we teach
What a NAAG program stands for.
Independent of either side
Our pathologists are retained by prosecutors and defense alike. We teach the medicine as it is, not as either side would like it to be.
Taught by practitioners
Faculty are working forensic pathologists, anthropologists and attorneys who carry active caseloads and testify.
Built on rehearsal
Programs rely on real cases, simulation and hands-on sessions, not slides alone.
Small rooms
Seats are limited so that every participant takes part, asks questions and gets feedback.
Training for your office
Bring a program to your team.
We design and deliver training for district attorney and public defender offices, police agencies, coroner and medical examiner offices, and pathology training programs, at NAAG in San Diego or at your location.
Tell us who you are and what you need. We will reply to discuss scope, timing and cost.