"Beyond the Report" Exploring the Intersection of Bias, Adolescent Science and Youth Defense With Guest Presenter Dr. Chidi Wamuo Date: November 12, 2025 1 PM - 3 PM 75 Federal Street, 5th Floor, Suites A&B, Boston MA 02155 Details Coming Soon. Register to Attend Here
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Approved for 6 CAFL CLEs
Join us for a flexible, two-part session that begins with a 30-minute OneDrive Fundamentals overview—perfect for those new to OneDrive or just need a refresher, this guided walkthrough will help you get the most out of your file management experience. In the second half, we’ll shift into Open Q&A for you to ask questions and […]
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Title: Prisoner Law: What Practitioners and Judges Need to Know Date: November 18th, 4:00-6:00pm, 2hrs Platform: Remote Program Description: This program will feature a panel consisting of practicing advocates and sitting judges who will address a range of issues that arise in correctional institutions. The topics include issues that frequently arise in the context of […]
Each year we host a two-part webinar on medical and mental health treatment decisions for children involved in state intervention cases (aka “Rogers” training). New CAFL attorneys are required to attend both days within their first two years of practice. This program is also open to any CAFL practitioner who would like a refresher. Those […]
NOVEMBER MHLD RED (Race, Equity and Diversity) Talk November 21, 2025 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM Drop-in Lunch & Learn to build on other recent race trainings and support you in your MHLD practice! THIS PROGRAM QUALIFIES FOR 1 CLE ON THE MHLD TRIAL & APPEALS PANEL Bring your lunch and come join your colleagues on MHLD […]
MHLD Training Unit: Lunch & Learn Series Myers Litigation November 21st 1-2p 1 CLE On Zoom Join us at this virtual, one-hour training to learn about how to represent incarcerated competent clients who face forcible “lifesaving” medical treatment via a petition from the Department of Correction or House of Correction. These petitions, called "Myers petitions," seek authorization to […]