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Demanding a Speedy Trial – and a Trip Down Board Game Memory Lane May 27, 2020, 2-3 PM 1 CLE: Adult Criminal, Criminal Appeals, Juvenile/YAD, Juvenile YAD/Appeals Come take a trip with us down memory lane to learn about the Read more
COVID Court Slowdowns: What Could You Do? May 28, 2020, 2-3 PM 1.5 CLE: Adult Criminal, Criminal Appeals, Juvenile/YAD, Juvenile YAD/Appeals Now that we have discussed the legal aspects of speedy trial, let’s put them to practice! Come hear how Read more
2 CLE: — The District Court Committee and the Criminal Law Committee of the WCBA will be hosting an online training discussing the process of identifying and hiring the proper social service expert to assist in criminal defense matters, Read more
Curious about the recent MHLD listserv discussion on end-of-life issues? Do you want to learn more about what respondent’s counsel should be doing in these cases? Join us for a webinar that includes a presentation by MHLD Staff Attorney Paulette Read more
CLE: 1.5 for Adult Criminal, Criminal Appeals, CAFL; 1 for Mental Health Litigation This webinar will be led by Jason Thomas, the Veterans Program Coordinator for the Trial Court, who is a veteran himself (a current reservist) and a former Read more
2 CLE: Adult Criminal, Criminal Appeals, YAD, YAD Appeals CPCS Webinar: Immigration Consequences of Criminal Conduct Monday, June 15 10 pm – 12pm In this refresher training, Jen Klein and Claire Valentin from the Immigration Impact Unit will review of the basics Read more
1.5 CLE (Adult Criminal, Criminal Appeals, CAFL, YAD, YAD appeals, MHLD, SORB/SDP Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5IVAby8VTNiWn5L7bsp1Uw Join us for a primer on using ZOOM video conferencing, specifically for trial attorneys. We will be discussing: how to login to a Zoom meeting, how Read more
1 CLE: CRIM, APPS, YAD, YADAPPS If your client is charged and convicted of being a repeat offender, the sentences can be much longer and the collateral consequences much greater. Learn and review strategies for defending “subsequent offense” cases. This Read more
>> Register Lawyers leave with an understanding of the developmental complexities of Emerging Adults (18-25 year olds) and how to shift their representation to more holistic and developmentally appropriate advocacy to achieve better legal and life outcomes for their clients. Read more
>> Register Lawyers leave with an understanding of the developmental complexities of Emerging Adults (18-25 year olds) and how to shift their representation to more holistic and developmentally appropriate advocacy to achieve better legal and life outcomes for their clients. Read more
>> Register Lawyers leave with an understanding of the developmental complexities of Emerging Adults (18-25 year olds) and how to shift their representation to more holistic and developmentally appropriate advocacy to achieve better legal and life outcomes for their clients. Read more
>> Register Lawyers leave with an understanding of the developmental complexities of Emerging Adults (18-25 year olds) and how to shift their representation to more holistic and developmentally appropriate advocacy to achieve better legal and life outcomes for their clients. Read more