Tag Archives: adult criminal

Subsequent Offenses Webinar

1 CLE: CRIM, APPS, YAD, YADAPPS

If your client is charged and convicted of being a repeat offender, the sentences can be much longer and the collateral consequences much greater. Learn and review strategies for defending “subsequent offense” cases. This is a great training for someone who wants to transition from District to Superior Court practice or for the more experienced practitioner who is looking for additional tools and tactics to improve case outcomes.

Presenter: Mike Tumposky, Esq. (Boston, MA)

To Register:  https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0sd-qhqDwjHteWOE8DUKn71kFeH-fLH3FE

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Zealous Zooming: Effective Advocacy in Virtual Court

1.5 CLE (Adult Criminal, Criminal Appeals, CAFL, YAD, YAD appeals, MHLD, SORB/SDP

Register:  https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5IVAby8VTNiWn5L7bsp1Uw

Join us for a primer on using ZOOM video conferencing, specifically for trial attorneys. We will be discussing:

  • how to login to a Zoom meeting,
  • how to configure your settings, on a phone, computer or tablet
  • how to participate in a Zoom meeting/training/hearing,
  • using the chat function,
  • Zoom etiquette
  • How to look good/better on Zoom and
  • Some basic litigation strategies issues

Homes of the Brave: Release Plans in Postconviction Advocacy

1.5 CLE (Adult Criminal, Criminal Appeals, other panels TBD

Register Here:  https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrcuuspz8sGtS0pzRVhYBYpBSscsCmTfnw

This 90-minute webinar is intended for both attorneys and social service advocates, and will provide information on how to effectively formulate release plans/home plans for postconviction clients, and how to present these plans as compelling reasons why a judge, parole board, or correctional commissioner or sheriff should allow your motion or petition for release.

 

Topics will include:
  • postconmotions for stays of sentences
  • motions to revise or revoke
  • parole board advocacy
  • petitions for compassionate release (“medical parole”)
  • obtaining funds for social service advocates/experts in the postconviction context

 

Faculty will include Carrie Burke, Kristin Dame, Lisa Kavanaugh, Murray Kohn, and Mara Voukydis.

 

To Register for Homes of the Brave:  Release Plans in Post Conviction Advocacy:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMrcuuspz8sGtS0pzRVhYBYpBSscsCmTfnw

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Raising Competency in Juvenile Court

1.5 CLE: Del, YAD Appeals, MH
1.0 CLE: Adult Crim., Adult Crim.  Appeals

 

Join us for a discussion on the law of competency, how to raise the issue, what are the red flags, and legal issues you should be aware of. We will also focus on some of the specific issues we see in juvenile court. (Please note: this is one of the required modules for those required as part of juvenile certification)

 

Presenters: Barbara Kaban and Wendy Wolf

 

To register:  https://attendee.gototraining.com/r/1812614594814232065

 After registering you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the training.