This session is designed as an advanced dive into Chapter 13 practice. An overview of Chapter 13 is provided to understand the types of debts and assets commonly dealt with in Chapter 13.
This session will explore Eighth Amendment standards governing correctional uses of force as interpreted by the court in Whitley v. Albers (1986) and Hudson v. McMillian (1992).
Participants will learn how to better assist attorneys during complicated appeals of allegations in criminal law, elder law, fraud, misrepresentation, and elder abuse.
This session will explore Fourth Amendment standards governing police uses of force as interpreted by the court in Tennessee v. Garner (1985) and Graham v. Connor (1989) and federal statutes that prohibit the unnecessary or excessive use of force.
Attendees will learn the motives behind family members suing each other and how to successfully bring and defend a guardianship or trustee action for the client's best outcome.
This session will explore the intended use of conducted energy devices and chemical munitions, how their use is governed, and which documents are necessary in excessive force cases.
Review Supreme Court precedent in Fourth and Eighth Amendment use of force cases, including Rodney King and George Floyd. Discover the importance of noticing make-or-break details during client intake, document review, and trial preparation.
This presentation covers marijuana’s role in impairment cases, including metabolite differences, interpreting drug tests, potency levels, breath testing technology, and synthetic cannabinoids.