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SUMMARY:Innovative Perspectives on Research and Practice in Criminal Justice: The Intersection of Interprofessional Care and Transformative Justice
DESCRIPTION:This event is not sponsored by CPCS. Please contact the event organizer listed below with any questions.\nThis interactive\, four-part series led by collaborative experts in the field will explore the intersections of criminal justice with occupational justice. This learning experience has been designed to involve consumers\, practitioners\, and researchers\, in psychology\, social work\, occupational therapy\, law\, and others\, in consideration of these important issues. The series will include an overview of the current criminal justice system\, its population and disparities\, and modern efforts towards reform. From a lifespan perspective\, we will explore the experiences from preconception\, youth\, and through older adulthood that contribute to incarceration\, and we present suggestions for prevention and intervention. \nRegister Here
URL:https://www.publiccounsel.net/event/innovative-perspectives-on-research-and-practice-in-criminal-justice-the-intersection-of-interprofessional-care-and-transformative-justice-4/
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SUMMARY:Evidence Admissibility in Family Law Cases
DESCRIPTION:This event is not sponsored by CPCS. Please contact MCLE with any questions or concerns.\nEvidence Admissibility in Family Law Cases \nlive webcast April 28\, 2022\, 1:00-5:00; recorded webcast May 13\, 2022\, 9:30-1:30 & May 23\, 2022\, 1:00-5:00; 4 CAFL Credits
URL:https://www.publiccounsel.net/event/evidence-admissibility-in-family-law-cases-2/
CATEGORIES:MCLE|Webinar
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SUMMARY:Writing to Persuade - Day Two
DESCRIPTION:“Writing to Persuade” – Day Two \n Presenter: Prof. Timothy Terrell \nEmory Univ. School of Law \nMay 9 & 13\, 2022 \n1pm to 4pm both days – On Zoom \n Persuasive writing is not a product of gimmicks or isolated tips.  It is instead based on a deeper understanding of the elements of rhetoric and their relation to the fundamental principles of excellent writing.  This perspective emphasizes the methods of communicating with a skeptical\, risk-averse reader:  strong introductions\, compelling presentations of law and facts\, and the flow of one’s prose.  This program therefore begins at the “macro” level of a brief’s organization and moves later to the “micro” levels of paragraph and sentence structure.  Examples are developed in detail throughout. \nThis program will be valuable for attorneys who practice in the trial courts and the appellate courts\, alike. While Professor Terrell will use terms like “brief” and likely examples from appellate filings\, the content of the program will be applicable and useful to any attorney who wishes to sharpen their persuasive writing skills. \nTimothy P. Terrell is a Professor of Law at Emory Law School. He has three distinct areas of teaching and scholarly reputation: legal writing\, legal ethics\, and legal theory. He has published extensively on all these topics\, and frequently conducts continuing legal education programs on them as well. Concerning legal writing in particular\, he is\, among law faculty nationwide\, the leading presenter of programs for practicing lawyers and judges\, not just in the United States\, but around the world. He is the co-author of Thinking Like a Writer: A Lawyer’s Guide to Effective Writing and Editing\, a practical guide to help lawyers strengthen their writing skills by “thinking like a writer” as effectively as they already think like a lawyer. \nThis program has been approved for 6 CLEs (3 for each day of attendance) on the following CPCS Panels: \nAdult Criminal\, Adult Criminal Appeals\, YAD\, YAD Appeals\, MHLD\, CAFL \n The program has been approved for 4 CLE (2 for each day of attendance) on the SORB/SDP Panel \nPlease note this is one presentation spanning over two days\, ideally participants will attend both days. \nRegister Here: \nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAqdOCppzwqGNEo5iqlrlemtE0sJo28Y0Y-
URL:https://www.publiccounsel.net/event/writing-to-persuade-day-two/
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