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Holistic Post-Conviction Representation: How Social Service Experts Can Help Attorneys Help Their Clients Through the Post-Conviction World
February 16, 2022 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Training
Wednesday, February 16, 2022
1PM-2PM
1 CLE for YAD Appeals and Adult Criminal Appeals
There must be some argument I can make based on these treatment records.
I feel like there is something I am not doing right when I talk with my client, he doesn’t seem to understand or remember anything I say.
If we win this motion and he gets released, he is going to need help with reentry. Where do I start…
If you have ever had these thoughts as you work on a post-conviction or appellate case, join us for a panel presentation on how a social services expert can help you provide your client with holistic and zealous post-conviction representation.
During this 60-minute virtual training, we will cover:
- CPCS staff and resources available to assist you with more holistic representation
- Mental Health and Social Services 101
- Suggestions on how to incorporate social services into your post-conviction advocacy
- Litigating and Appealing Motions for Funds
In addition, social service private vendors who attended a companion training in October (“The Process of Post-Conviction Litigation”) and are interested in working on post-conviction cases will join us for a short “meet and greet” with counsel.
Presenters:
Youth Advocacy Division:
Claudia Dunne, Director of Social Work & Private Social Service Vendors
Afton Templin, Director of Juvenile Appeals
Sarah LoPresti, Staff Counsel, Juvenile Appeals
Adult Criminal, Private Counsel Division:
Kristin Dame, Director of Private Social Work Services
Matthew Harper-Nixon, Staff Counsel, Criminal Appeals Unit
Questions? Contact your panel director.
