2019 Forensic Science CLE Archive

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September 13–14, 2019 • Agate Beach Inn, Newport

The Nuts and Bolts of DNA: Science, Discovery and Litigation
           Karen Lawless, Forensic Scientist, Forensic Edge Consulting, Forest Grove, and Janis Puracal, Attorney, Forensic Justice Project, Portland
Daubert and 104 Hearings: Challenging the Government’s Forensic Science
          Patrick Sweeney, Attorney, Portland
Shaken Baby Syndrome, Abusive Head Trauma, Non-accidental Trauma: An Evolution of Bad Science
          Michael Bertholf, Attorney, Medford
Fighting Forensic Fallacies and Dislodging Discovery Documents: What You Can Discover If You Ask
         Russell Barnett, Attorney, Portland
Up In Smoke: Putting Fire ‘Science’ to the Test in the Courtroom
          Andrew Lauersdorf, Attorney, Portland
Challenges to Your Identification Expert, Combating Cross-Examination and the State’s Use of an Eyewitness Identification Expert
            Ilona Coleman, Legal Director for the Criminal Defense Practice, Bronx Defenders, New York, NY
Cross-Examination of the Eyewitness
            Bridget Krause, Public Defender’s Office, Milwaukee, WI
Attorneys and Forensic Scientists: What to Expect When Working Together
          Dianna Gentry, Attorney, Portland, and Karen Green, Green Forensics, Puyallup, WA
Pattern Matching: Challenging Subjective Disciplines in Forensic Science
          Gentry Roth, Mach 1 Forensics, Clackamas
Ethics and Fitness to Proceed Under Senate Bill 24
          Elizabeth Wakefield, Metropolitan Public Defenders, Portland
          Stacey Reding, Multnomah Public Defenders, Inc., Portland