Product Details
Advocating on Behalf of Your Client's Right to be Heard at Sentencing: From Victim Impact Statements to Sentencing Memoranda
Cost CLE Credits Topics
$50.00 1.0
logo
Presented By : Terry Campos, J.D.
Date: 27 Sep 2020

MCLE Accreditation:  The Oregon State Bar has approved this program for 1.0 MCLE credit (0.25 ethics credits and 0.75 general credits), Program No. 4134*63.  This program is approved for 1.0 general MCLE credit with the State Bar of California; NCVLI is an approved CA multiple activity provider. The training may be eligible for MCLE credit in other states; a certificate of attendance will be available after the program.

Duration:  68 minutes (1.0 credit)

Original Program Date:  Thursday, September 27, 2018

Presenter:  Terry Campos, J.D., Senior Legal Team Member, NCVLI.  Ms. Campos' bio is available here.

Description:  Affording crime victims their right to be heard at sentencing is often a crucial step for victims on their path to healing and finding justice.  Victims may exercise this right in a variety of ways, such as by making a written, oral or even recorded victim impact statement; or by filing a sentencing memorandum.  This presentation will discuss each avenue.  The presentation will also address ethical considerations that may come into play when working with victims seeking to be heard at sentencing.  

The powerpoint for this training will be available for download in a button below the video.

For a certificate of attendance following viewing, please email navra@lclark.edu with your name and the 3 attendance codes from the video.


Join Now!
X
 

JOIN NOW!

Join a growing professional association dedicated to the protection, enforcement, and advancement of crime victims' rights in all justice systems. Members can access NAVRA's benefits, provide pro bono representation to crime victims, refer cases for pro bono representation, stay up-to-date on relevant case law, and more!