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Understanding Victim Advocates: How Advocacy Can Support the Work of Legal Professionals MCLE Accreditation: The Oregon State Bar has approved this program for 1.0 general MCLE credits (Program No. 4134*67). This program will be 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: 72 minutes (1.0 credit) Original Program Date: February 26, 2019 Presenters: Katrina Rodriguez and Cecilia Wolfe. Read more about Ms. Rodriguez and Ms. Wolfe. Description: Victim advocates can be a vital part of a victim/survivor’s experience. Understanding advocacy and the role of victim advocates can help attorneys better leverage these services to benefit the victims in their cases. This presentation will examine the differences and similarities between systems-based and community-based advocates. The intersection between the two disciplines and the ways that victim advocates can support the work of legal professionals will be explored. The powerpoint for this training is 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 bottom right-hand corner of the slides in the video. |
$40.00 |
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Protecting Victims' Rights of Privilege and Confidentiality and Fighting Subpoenas MCLE Accreditation: The Oregon State Bar has approved this program for 1.0 general MCLE credits (Program No. 4134*66). This program will be 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: 63 minutes Presenter: Russell P. Butler, Esq., Executive Director, Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center, Inc. Description: The rights of crime victims include the right to privacy. When victims' records are subpoenaed, a victim’s right of privacy may be violated without the victim even knowing that an invasion of privacy has occurred. Learn some practical pointers on how to assist victims in protecting their privacy. The powerpoint for this training is 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 bottom right-hand corner of the slides in the video. |
$40.00 |
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Intersections of Victims’ Rights Enforcement & Immigration Law MCLE Accreditation: The Oregon State Bar has approved this program for 1.0 general MCLE credit (Program No. 4134*65). 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: 71 minutes (1.0 credit) Presenter: Joshua Medina, J.D., Staff Attorney & Pro Bono Coordinator, National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI) Description: Interested in immigration law? Interested in victims’ rights?
The powerpoint for this training is 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 bottom right-hand corner of the slides in the video.
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$40.00 |
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Legal Restrictions on Litigant and Witness Anonymity in a Digital Age MCLE Accreditation: The Oregon State Bar has approved this program for 1.0 general MCLE credit (Program No. 4134*59). 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: 67 minutes (1.0 credit) Presenter: Jennifer A. Brobst, J.D., LL.M., Assistant Professor, Southern Illinois University School of Law. Description: Victims of crime and other witnesses in court have greater reason for concern today than in the past related to exposure of personal information pursuant to litigation. Pseudonym and anonymity policies, developed prior to the Digital Age, remain disfavored based on constitutional protections afforded to the accused. This webinar will address emerging case law and statutory remedies protecting personal information in evidence and defining it as private, including Jane Doe status, freedom of information exceptions, and restrictions on electronic technology in the courtroom. The powerpoint handout for this training is 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. |
$40.00 |