2018 Winter Conference / Discovery - CLE Archive
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ProgramState v. Dulfu: Using Trial Strategy to Cap the Sentence
Ryan Scott, Attorney, Portland
Shining a Light on Discovery Part 1: Kyles v. Whitley — What Aren’t We Getting and What Should We Do About It?
Carl Macpherson, Executive Director, Metropolitan Public Defender, Portland
What Online Dating Taught Me About the Art of Jury De-Selection
Deja Vishny, Deputy Training Director, Wisconsin Public Defender Office; Adjunct Professor of Law, Marquette University Law School, Milwaukee, WI
Shining a Light on Discovery Part 2: Getting What You Need on Your Own
Elizabeth Baker, Attorney, Eugene
Visual Storytelling
Joshua Cohen, Fat Pencil Studio, Portland
Nell Brown, Federal Public Defender, Portland
Steve Lindsey, Attorney, Portland
Viktoria Safarian, Metropolitan Public Defender, Portland
The New Oregon Supreme Court and Upcoming Issues
Ernie Lannet, Chief Defender, Criminal Appellate Section, Office of Public Defense Services, Salem
PCR Part 1: Farmer v. Premo — Strategic Decisions,
Reasonable Investigation and Experts to Avoid Post-Conviction Challenges
Lindsey Burrows, Attorney, Portland
Ethics: Supervising Your Agents — Investigators, Experts, Case Managers, Social Workers, Bookkeepers and More
Mark Johnson Roberts, Deputy General Counsel, Oregon State Bar, Tigard
(1 ethics credit)
PCR Part 2: Point & Counterpoint — Strategic Decisions, Reasonable Investigation and Experts to Avoid Post-Conviction Challenges
Noel Grefenson, Attorney, Salem; Lynn David Larsen, Department of Justice Trial Division, Civil and Criminal Rights Section, Salem
Forensic Discovery and Challenges: What to Challenge and When, Specific Issues and Beyond
Janis Puracal, Forensic Justice Project, Portland
Beyond the Shadows: Child Abuse Reporting and Elder Abuse Reporting
Michael Rees and Stephanie Engelsman, Metropolitan Public Defenders, Portland
(1 abuse reporting credit)