2023 Annual Conference CLE Archive Package

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2023 Annual Conference: A Bridge to Justice
June 8–10, 2023
Riverhouse, Bend

Thursday, June 8

The Oregon Galapagos: The Impending Collision Between State Law Analysis and Digital Search and Seizure
Justice Bronson James, Oregon Supreme Court

Together We Can End the Registry: What Every Defense Attorney Needs to Know About Sex Offender Registration
Anna Sammons, Eugene, & Jeff Turnoy, Portland

Time to Brush Up on Forfeiture: How Yamhill v. Real Property Will Affect Your Cases
Colin Benson, Asst. Attorney General, DOJ, & Zack Stern, Salem

Business Record Exception: How a Ten-Minute Trick Can Make the Prosecutor's Case More Difficult
Ryan Scott, Portland, with a video by Amanda Thibeault

Friday, June 9

Appellate Update
Stacy Du Clos and Dave Ferry, Office of Public Defense Services

A Continuous and Uninterrupted Episode of Legal Education: Criminal Episodes and Consecutive Sentences
Erik Blumenthal & Sara Werboff, Office of Public Defense Services

Ethics Schmethics: Top Five Tips to Deal with Confidentiality ETHICS
David Elkanich, Portland

The New National Public Defense Workload Standards
Stephen Hanlon, Attorney, St. Louis, MO
Joshua Krumholz, Boston

CSS and Other Issues: Pt 1
Annie Borton, Office Of Public Defense Services

BREAKOUTS:
The Impact of Enthusiastic Litigation: FTA Cases and the Lessons they Taught Me (AUDIO)
Tamara Scull, Elkhorn Public Defender, Vale

Introduction to Restorative Justice: An Alternative to Prosecution (AUDIO)
Tristen Edwards, Metropolitan Public Defenders Office, Portland

PSRB 101
Laura Fine, Veneta, Dr. Simrat Sethi, Staff Psychiatrist, Oregon State Hospital, & Harris Matarazzo, Portland

Wildlife Law Update: A path through the woods to help you hunt for good issues, trap the state, and reel in some justice for your client (AUDIO)
Jerrett Glass, The Dalles, and Mark Kimbrell, Portland

Rethinking Indigent Defense: From Triage to Fulfilling Gideon
Joshua Krumholz, Boston

CSS and Other Issues: Pt 2 (AUDIO)
Annie Borton, Office Of Public Defense Services

Saturday, June 10
Legislative Update
Mae Lee Browning, OCDLA Legislative Director

Watkins/Ramos Reversals: How and Why PCR Trials Are Different and Often Way Better for the Defense
Ryan Scott, Portland

Discovery and Defense Experts
Patrick Sweeney, Portland