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Incarcerated Parents Project Training

2018 Defender Conference: Moving Toward Justice (04.27.18 – 04.28.17)

Materials and Recording of the 2018 Defender Conference: Moving Toward Justice.

Parenting Beyond Bars II: Mitigating Familial Separation Due to Parental Incarceration in Criminal Proceedings (11.17.17)

The program builds competence in mitigating pretrial and sentencing conditions and options in criminal proceedings for parent-clients, and to build sustainable reinforcement of training content in everyday defense practice.

Staying Ahead of the Curve: Emerging Issues in Criminal Defense and Helping Defenders Rise Above Longstanding Challenges

This CLE addresses challenging aspects of criminal defense including issues specific to clients with mental health problems, laws on youth, legal and practical sides of using demonstrative aids during voir dire, and much more.

Effectively Engaging Incarcerated Parents in Dependency Court Proceedings (09.15.17)

This webinar is geared towards parents representation attorneys in dependency proceedings on effectively engaging incarcerated parents in dependency court proceedings.

2017 Defender Conference: Taking Advocacy to the Next Level–Video

Two day conference relevant to all practice areas.

Parenting Beyond Bars II: Mitigating Familial Separation Due to Parental Incarceration in Criminal Proceedings (04.07.17)

A one-hour training for lawyers and paraprofessionals engaged in criminal defense work. The program learning objectives are to build competence in litigating mitigation and release options in criminal proceedings for parents and b...

Implementing Holistic Defense Strategies: Family Law for Public Defenders (10.21.16)

This training focuses on family law concepts and custody matters in order to avoid common pitfalls caused when clients agree to custody arrangements to avoid a dependency case or termination early in a criminal or dependency case.

Consequences of Conviction: How Criminal, Juvenile & Dependency Attorneys Can Work Together to Help Keep Families Intact (09.30.16)

This training provides concrete strategies for criminal, juvenile and dependency attorneys to support their clients with children in order to reduce the likelihood of termination of parental rights.

Hot Topics in Criminal Defense (11.06.15)

This CLE will address what defense attorneys need to represent their clients, and how to PUSH BACK when confronted insufficient means to properly, ethically and effectively move forward.

Effectively Advising Criminal Clients About Related Civil Claims (10.16.15)

Effectively Advising Criminal Clients About Related Civil Claims