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2017 Annual Juvenile Law Conference CLE Archive

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Price
Member Price
Download - Written Material & MP3 Audio
N/A
$230.00
Material CD & Audio CD
N/A
$255.00
Material Hard Copy/CD & Audio CD
N/A
$285.00
Written Material Only - Hard Copy & CD
$150.00
$150.00

Product description:

Consortia and Law Offices wishing multiple licenses, contact OCDLA.

Program
April 21–22, 2017 • Hallmark Resort, Newport


From Blackstone to Gault to Roper, and Beyond: A Brief History of Juveniles and the Law and Suggestions for the Future
Angela Sherbo, Youth, Rights & Justice, Portland
        
Safeguarding Family Unity Through Early Zealous Advocacy
Shannon Flowers, Office of Public Defense Services, Salem; Caitlin Mitchell, Youth, Rights & Justice, Portland
 
Sex Offender Registration, Treatment, and Community Safety: A Public Health Lens (via live videocast)
Elizabeth J. Letourneau, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore
 
A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside an Enigma: 2017 Legislative Update
Mary Sell, OCDLA, Eugene; Amy Miller, Office of Public Defense Services, Salem
 
The Evidentiary Pitfalls of Soft Science
Kevin Sali, Attorney, Portland
 
Civil Rights Violations and Tort Claims in Child Welfare Cases
Katie Haraguchi, Attorney, Portland; Cody Hoesly, Attorney, Portland
 
Looking for What We Expect to Find: How Motivated Reasoning Impacts the Fair Administration of Justice
Hon. Darleen Ortega, Oregon Court of Appeals, Salem; Carrie Leonetti, University of Oregon School of Law, Eugene; Erik Girvan, University of Oregon School of Law, Eugene
 
Representing Clients Confronting Uncertainty in Immigration Status
Stephanie Engelsman, Metro Public Defender Services, Portland
 
Dependency and Delinquency Appellate Update
Hon. Megan L. Jacquot, Coos County Circuit Court, Coquille; Tiffany Keast, Attorney, Portland; Sarah Peterson, Office of Public Defense Services, Salem
 
Child Abuse Reporting: Overrepresentation of Communities of Color (child abuse reporting credit)
Kasia Rutledge, Metro Public Defender Services, Portland

 
Approved in Oregon for:
• 9.5 general
• 1 child abuse reporting


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Download the CLE Archive contents: After you have received your emailed receipt that contains the download link (to a Dropbox page), download the contents of the CLE Archive onto your computer rather than attempting to view the materials and/or listen to the audio online. Once you download the material and audio to your computer you will not need an internet connection to view or listen later. Once you land on the Dropbox page, look for a Download link or symbol.

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