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The Call Every Parent Dreads: Keeping Your Kids Out of Criminal Court
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Workshop·1 to 2 hours·In person or virtual
For spouses and partners and families and children.
A former domestic violence & sex assault prosecutor turned criminal defense attorney walks through real, anonymized cases where good kids from good families ended up facing criminal charges, and what changed the outcome. Parents learn how police, schools and prosecutors actually build cases against young people. The session ends with a live role-play of the police phone call and open Q&A, so every parent leaves knowing exactly what to say and do.
A script for the first 10 minutes after a police call or arrest, so your child stays safe and says nothing that hurts the case.
A checklist of the teen and young adult behaviors that turn mistakes into charges: group chat threats, sharing images, vaping, DUI, fights.
A 48-hour plan: who to call first, what to tell the school, and what never to text or post.
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About Nana
Nana Knight is a criminal defense attorney and former domestic violence prosecutor who spent years building cases before she started taking them apart. She is a CA State Bar Board-Certified Specialist in Criminal Law and co-founder of Knight Law in San Jose, where she defends tech professionals, executives, and families whose children face criminal charges.
Born and raised in Armenia, Nana learned English as her third language and went on to serve as an Air Force JAG and general counsel of the 144th Fighter Wing. She comments on legal news for Fox, NBC, and CBC and is the author of three books including a book on victims’ rights and domestic violence.
On stage, Nana shows parents and leaders how police, schools, and prosecutors really build cases, and what to do in the first minutes that decide the outcome.
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