Howard Friedman and David Milton were among the speakers at a continuing education program at Suffolk Law School on November 8. The seminar was titled: “Policing in Trying Times: Law, Policy and Practice in a Post 9/11 World.” Howard commented on the qualified immunity defense, which is often used in an effort to defeat claims of victims of police misconduct, and on stop-and-frisk cases. David presented on the First Amendment right to record the police. The program was attended by individuals from law enforcement and by attorneys who represent law enforcement, as well as by people who represent victims of police misconduct.