2027 APA National Prosecutorial Data AI Summit

Description

The Association of Prosecuting Attorneys (APA), in partnership with Microsoft, the Shelby County District Attorney General’s Office, and the Tennessee District Attorneys General Conference (TNDAGC), is proud to present the 5th Annual National Prosecutorial AI and Data Summit. Guided by the theme of Justice, Technology, and the People Who Connect Them. This year’s Summit brings together prosecutors and practitioners to explore how artificial intelligence and data are reshaping the work of prosecution. Through panel discussions and presentations, participants will examine the ethical, practical, and human dimensions of emerging technology, from ensuring that technology is accurate and fair to preserving the human judgment and professional responsibility at the heart of prosecution. Attendees will also share strategies for building strong data cultures and using AI responsibly in their offices.

Immediately preceding the Summit, APA will host an AI Immersion Workshop on May 19, 2027, providing a smaller, hands-on learning experience designed to help prosecutors and prosecution staff build practical skills using AI tools, understand their capabilities and limitations, and explore how they can be implemented responsibly in day-to-day work (NOTE: a separate registration link will be sent to the first 50 people requesting to attend)

Registration 

• APA Members $295
• Non Members $350

Location

University of Memphis Law School

1 North Front St., Memphis, TN

Lodging

A room block has been secured at The Peabody, Memphis at the rate of $195/night. 

Use this link to reserve your room before April 27, 2027 5pm

CLE / Credit Information
APA plans to seek California MCLE accreditation for this program. Credit availability and the number of credit hours will be announced once approvals are finalized. Certificates of completion will be provided for attendees seeking continuing education or self-study/self-reporting credit in other jurisdictions, subject to applicable requirements.

Unsure if your jurisdiction accepts self-reporting? View this resource to check.

This self-reporting resource is provided for informational purposes only. Attendees are responsible for verifying MCLE credit eligibility and reporting requirements with their respective state bar.