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How
to Navigate NJ Search & Seizure Law Without Floundering on
the Shoals of Constitutional Doctrine, Part 2 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Richard J.
Hughes Justice Complex This seminar will present a practical approach to handling motions to suppress evidence by offering an easy-to-use analytical model that works in practically every kind of police-citizen encounter and that can help practitioners quickly spot search and seizure issues. The seminar will focus on how to identify and resolve the legal and factual issues that are actually in dispute and will include an update on significant recent decisions that may reveal the course that the New Jersey courts have charted for the future of search and seizure jurisprudence. Beyond presenting the analytical template, the seminar will address a number of hot topics, including: What remains of the Automobile Exception after State v. Pena-Flores? When will telephonic warrants be available during unplanned roadside encounters? When can the Attenuated Taint (“Break in the Chain”) Doctrine save the State’s case? Can it really be true that consent has emerged as the most reliable exception to the warrant requirement? How long must police on a raid wait after “knocking and announcing,” and when can they use a “flash bang”? When can officers conduct a protective search for weapons based upon a “tip,” and how can prosecutors distinguish their cases from Florida v. J.L. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Fundamental Investigative Techniques for Assistant Prosecutors (FITAP) - Criminal Trial Advocacy Skills Program Essex County
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The
Nuts and Bolts of the Ethical Risks of Dilatoriness in Litigation 5th Floor
Conference Room When does legitimate delay turn into unethical foot-dragging? What test applies to distinguish excusable delay from unprofessional dilatoriness? Are lawyers ever disciplined for delaying litigation? How does the duty to expedite litigation conflict with shrinking resources? When does a lawyer’s rudeness become actionable discourtesy? These questions and others will be the focus of a brisk one-hour program addressing the bounds of proper attorney conduct in the litigation setting. DAG Kim Ringler will present this interesting program using her background as a disciplinary prosecutor and her previous decades of experience >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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The
Nuts and Bolts of the Ethical Risks of Dilatoriness in Litigation 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Hughes Justice
Complex When does legitimate delay turn into unethical foot-dragging? What test applies to distinguish excusable delay from unprofessional dilatoriness? Are lawyers ever disciplined for delaying litigation? How does the duty to expedite litigation conflict with shrinking resources? When does a lawyer’s rudeness become actionable discourtesy? These questions and others will be the focus of a brisk one-hour program addressing the bounds of proper attorney conduct in the litigation setting. DAG Kim Ringler will present this interesting program using her background as a disciplinary prosecutor and her previous decades of experience >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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The Adult Services Act & Elder Guardianship Actions 12:30-1:30 p.m. Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office This course is designed to educate attorneys on the Adult Protective Services Act, Guardianships, as well as services and records available from the Middlesex County Board of Social Services, specifically as it relates to criminal prosecutions, including elder abuse. Lawrence M. Rosa, Esq. will be presenting this seminar. He is on the Middlesex County Board of Social Services where he has served as Board Counsel since 1995. In this capacity, he is responsible for the Board's compliance with numerous Federal and State programs and laws. Mr Rosa has been involved in over 2,000 guardianships in New Jersey. |
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Preparing
Effective Pleadings in Civil Litigation 10:00 a.m.-12:00
p.m. This seminar will provide a fundamental understanding of civil pleadings practice, including issues concerning timing, framing the allegations of the complaint, litigation strategy issues relating to affirmative pleadings, identifying the difference between state court and federal court pleading practice. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Conflicts
of Interest and Speaking with Represented Parties in the Government
Context Hughes Justice Complex This seminar will focus on identifying the issues and legal principles that arise from the application of the Rules of Professional Conduct by government attorneys, particularly in the context of investigating and prosecuting a criminal matter. Among the issues to be addressed will be: What does R.P.C. 4.2 prohibit? How does an attorney evaluate whether a person should be deemed to be represented when they are part of an organization known to be represented? When is there a “matter” as defined in Rule 4.2? Are ex parte communications with represented persons ever authorized, particularly if the attorney believes that a crime may be ongoing?What are a prosecutor’s responsibilities when he/she receives information indicating that one or more defense counsel or counsel representing witnesses in a criminal matter may be conflicted? What are the standards that the courts apply to determine whether a conflict exist? What conflicts can be waived and what is the procedure for obtaining an effective waiver? >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Reporting
Requirements under the Healthcare Professional Responsibility
& Reporting Enhancement Act ("Cullen
Bill") 5th Floor
Conference Room This course provides an overview of the Healthcare Professional Responsibility and Reporting Act and the mechanics of the reporting required. Participants will learn the history of the “Cullen Bill” and its practical effect on the healthcare profession and the professional boards. The course is intended for DAsG who practice before the healthcare boards, or serve as their counsel. The course will include an opportunity for brainstorming about ways in which the information gathered under this Act can be brought to bear in the normal oversight functions exercised by the Boards. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Preparing
Effective Pleadings in Civil Litigation 10:00 a.m.-12:00
p.m. This seminar will provide a fundamental understanding of civil pleadings practice, including issues concerning timing, framing the allegations of the complaint, litigation strategy issues relating to affirmative pleadings, identifying the difference between state court and federal court pleading practice. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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124 Halsey
Street This three-day deposition skills program focuses on enhancing the skills needed to effectively elicit information and obtain admissions through depositions. Participants will enhance their deposition skills through frequent opportunities to conduct deposition examinations and defend depositions in a simulated deposition setting, followed by faculty commentary and critique. Lectures on several topics relevant to effective depositions will supplement participant performances and faculty critique. The exercises will focus on witness preparation, dealing with preliminary matters, a technique for effectively eliciting complete information from witnesses, using exhibits, dealing with obstreperous opposing counsel, obtaining admissions and theory testing. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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4, 2010 Course
Closed |
Pretrial
Preparation of a Homicide Case Middlesex
County Prosecutor’s Office This seminar is designed to assist attorneys in preparation of a homicide case. The topics covered include developing legal and thematic theories, evidence gathering and use, pre-trial discovery, the handling of fact and expert witnesses, judge and jury issues, relationships with opposing counsel, and trial preparation and presentation. While the seminar relates specifically to homicide cases, this presentation will also be useful for trial preparation in general. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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The
Keys to Successful Habeas Litigation 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon Hughes Justice
Complex This seminar
will focus on understanding the provisions of the Antiterrorism
and Effective Death Penalty Act of 1996 (“AEDPA”)
and using it to successfully litigate habeas cases in the federal
court. Topics include filing an answer, addressing the merits
of the claims, the standard of review, exhaustion, procedural
default, the one-year statute of limitations, equitable tolling,
and stay and abey >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Hearsay
& the Confrontation Clause Post-Crawford:
10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Richard J.
Hughes Justice Complex This seminar will focus on the effects of the United States Supreme Court's decision in Crawford v. Washington, 541 U.S. 36 (2004). Over 10,000 legal sources have cited this landmark decision, which defines the admissibility of testimonial hearsay under the Confrontation Clause. Those sources, including many New Jersey court decisions, discuss the meaning of "testimonial" and "non testimonial" hearsay, "unavailable" witnesses, and "supporting" or "foundational" documents. This seminar will focus on how courts have interpreted Crawford, and on issues yet to be resolved. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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24, 2010 Course Closed |
The
Nuts and Bolts of Attorney/Client Privilege & the Work Product
Doctrine in the Government Context: 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. 124 Halsey
Street This seminar will provide the nuts and bolts a of the law and practice involving the attorney/client privilege, deliberative process privilege and the attorney work product doctrine. The course will address the law and issues that relate to applying these doctrines in the government context, including practical tips on dealing with requests or demands are made for records which include privileged or protected materials. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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March 25, 2010 Course Closed |
The
Parole Process Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office This course is designed to assist attorneys in understanding the parole process, including: basic parole eligibility, gap time, jail credit, parole revocation and provisions relating to sex offenders. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Ethics
and E-Discovery 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Fourth Floor
Conference Center This program will address how the developing law of electronic discovery presents new challenges relating to attorneys’ professional obligations, including the handling of metadata, obligations to cooperate, maintaining the attorney-client privilege and the most basic requirement of competence. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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1, 2010 Course Closed |
Ethics
and E-Discovery 10:00 a.m.-11:30 p.m. NJ Transit This program will address how the developing law of electronic discovery presents new challenges relating to attorneys’ professional obligations, including the handling of metadata, obligations to cooperate, maintaining the attorney-client privilege and the most basic requirement of competence. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Annual
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Ethics
for Prosecutors 12:00 p.m.-3.00 p.m. The NJ Law
Center This program will include a seminar addressing the Prosecutor's Ethics Code, outside employment, and postretirement employment restrictions. Another seminar will focus on Rules of Professional Responsibility including conflicts of interest, talking to the press. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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DNA
Evidence for Prosecutors 3.00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. The NJ Law
Center This program will include a seminar addressing the Prosecutor's Ethics Code, outside employment, and postretirement employment restrictions. Another seminar will focus on Rules of Professional Responsibility including conflicts of interest, talking to the press. Finally, there will be a discussion concerning DNA evidence for prosecutors, caselaw and how to utilize DNA evidence at trial. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Advanced
Trial Advocacy: Evidentiary Issues in Trial
9:00 a.m.
- 5:00 p.m. This two-day advocacy skills program focuses on special evidence issues presented during the examination of witnesses at trial, whether in the criminal context or civil context. In particular, the course will address the legal and practical issues that commonly arise using business records, illustrative and demonstrative aids, and summary charts Participants will offer the exhibits into evidence through witnesses in a simulated trial setting in small group performance workshops. The performance workshops will be supplemented by presentations on the effective use of exhibits at trial, the mechanics of using exhibits in the courtroom, and the relevant evidentiary and presentation issues. Only attorneys who have taken Trial Advocacy Skills Training, Deposition Skills Training, and/or have trial experience may register for this course. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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April 16, 2010 Course Closed |
Electronic
Discovery: Federal and New Jersey Court Rules 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. 124 Halsey
Street This seminar will focus on the requirements and application of the Federal and New Jersey court rules governing electronic discovery. It will also highlight the differences and similarities in application of these rules, the attorney’s compliance obligations, and possible sanctions for noncompliance. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Summation
- The Power of Words 12:30p.m. - 1:30p.m. Middlesex
County Prosecutor's Office This program will focus on the power of words in developing and delivering a closing statement in criminal prosecutions. Among the topics discussed will be "words or images" in summations; using words to set the tone; organizing your summation, including using rhetorical devices; and things to avoid in your summations. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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April 30, 2010 Course Closed |
The
Nuts & Bolts of Practice in the Office of Administrative Law: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Richard Hughes
Justice Complex This seminar will address the practice of law in the administrative arena and its differences from and similarities to practice in the Superior Court. Administrative procedure, rules, hearings and posthearing events will all be discussed - with examples that will clarify and highlight common stumbling blocks. This course is designed for the newly admitted attorney or those new to administrative practice. Relevant rules and forms will be provided in the course materials. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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May 10, 2010 Course Closed |
The
Nuts & Bolts of Practice in the Office of Administrative Law: 124 Halsey
Street This seminar will address the practice of law in the administrative arena and its differences from and similarities to practice in the Superior Court. Administrative procedure, rules, hearings and posthearing events will all be discussed - with examples that will clarify and highlight common stumbling blocks. This course is designed for the newly admitted attorney or those new to administrative practice. Relevant rules and forms will be provided in the course materials. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Successfully
Prosecuting Peer-To-Peer Child Pornography 9:00 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. The Breakers
on the Ocean This program will address the staggering number of internet file sharers who make child pornography available for download by millions of other file sharers worldwide. Many of these sharers believe the anonymity of the Internet will protect them from law enforcement. They are wrong. Among the issues addressed will be how new software for peer-to-peer investigations works, how law enforcement can identify peer-to-peer file sharers, and how prosecutors can prove knowing distribution of child pornography using peer-to-peer file sharing software. This program also will include an overview of the case law prosecutors can rely upon in proving their cases, and dealing with likely defense strategies. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Nuts
& Bolts of Mortgage Fraud 10:45 A.M. to 12:15 P.M. The Breakers
on the Ocean Investigating and litigating mortgage fraud cases requires a keen understanding of the documentation and flow of a typical mortgage transaction, understanding the types of fraud that are typical in mortgage transactions, and the ability to identify potential evidence of fraud from the documentation that memorializes the transaction. This program will focus upon the roles of each party in a real estate transaction (i.e., seller, buyer, attorneys, lender, and title company), analysis of the various relevant documents (e.g., the HUD-1), and identification of various types of mortgage fraud. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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TOP GUN: Investigating and Prosecuting Gang & Drug Cases - Middlesex County Fire Academy Sponsored by:
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May 14, 2010 Course Closed |
Bankruptcy
from the Government Attorney's Perspective NJ Forensic
Science and Technology Center (directions) This seminar will begin with an introduction on bankruptcy goals and an overview of Code Chapters and case filings. Further topics to be covered at length include: claims, automatic stays, discharges and the case process. These topics while presented separately, are developed as part of an integrated presentation of thebankruptcy issues government attorneys face in their cases. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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May 17, 2010 Course Closed |
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Electronic
Discovery: Federal and New Jersey Court Rules 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Richard J.
Hughes Justice Complex This seminar will focus on the requirements and application of the Federal and New Jersey court rules governing electronic discovery. It will also highlight the differences and similarities in application of these rules, the attorney’s compliance obligations, and possible sanctions for noncompliance. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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8:30 a.m. - 4:10 p.m. Regional Computer
Forensics Laboratory The 2010 Cyber Crimes Conference will focus on the latest resources and methods concerning cyber crime investigations and prosecutions. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Management
and Leadership in Offices of the Attorney General New Jersey
State Police Academy (map) This course is designed for attorneys within the Department of Law & Public Safety who are in leadership positions. Attendees will be selected by their Division director or his or her designee. This program focuses upon the unique problems attorneys face as they become attorney managers and the managerial and leadership competencies they must acquire to do their jobs effectively. Topics of this program include: alternative leadership styles, the motivations of attorney managers, problems in transition from staff or trial attorney to attorney manager, personality and decision styles, controlling the work of the government law office, managing with teams, providing constructive criticism, delegating assignments effectively, goal setting, and making performance appraisals a productive management tool. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Non-penal
Consequences of a Sex Offense Conviction >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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9:30 a.m.
to 12:45 p.m. This program will provide a comprehensive overview of the history of the Tort Claims Act, the policy issues underlying its passage, commonly confronted issues, representation issues, what to consider when appearing before courts or in ADR proceedings, recent cases of note, and DOL processes and procedures for settlement, mediator selection and handling notices of tort claims. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Effective
Openings and Summations in Criminal Trial: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Richard J.
Hughes Justice Complex This seminar will focus on crafting and delivering effective opening statements and summations in criminal trials, including techniques for enhancing the persuasive power of the presentations, strategic issues that should be considered, as well as the legal and ethical pitfalls that should be avoided. This program is designed for attorneys handling criminal matters. It may, however, be of interest to those attorneys handling civil litigation as well. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Negotiation
And Dispute Resolution Workshop 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Richard J.
Hughes Justice Complex This one-day workshop is specifically designed for attorneys and other legal professionals. Topics covered include: negotiation theory and practice, the differences between mediation and arbitration, as well as how to use mediation to settle court cases. Role-play and discussion are stressed in this highly interactive workshop. Participants who complete this one-day workshop may then choose to attend an additional twoday training program that will qualify them to apply to be on the NJ State Court Mediation Roster. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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9, 2010 Course Closed |
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Rutgers School
of Law - Newark This one-day program provides "learn-by-doing" training for prospective advocacy skills faculty. Following the opening presentation, participants will critique a student performance in a simulated mock skills program setting. In each workshop, participants will observe live student performances. At the end of each performance, two participants will be asked to critique the performance using the prescribed methodology. The faculty, in turn, will then critique each participant's critique of the performers. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. NJ Forensic
Science & Technology Center The 2010 Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) Conference will focus on the prosecution of criminal cases involving DNA evidence, including the direct exam of a DNA expert; an overview of CODIS and the process by which matches or “hits” are generated; and special issues that arise in handling post-conviction DNA cases. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Primer of Ethical Obligations of State Attorneys 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. NJ Transit This program will address state attorney obligations under the Rules of Professional Conduct (“RPCs”) and the Conflicts of Interest law (“COIL”). The program will explain attorney obligations under the new Continuing Legal Education rules, confidentiality of information under RPC 1.6 and post employment restrictions under RPC 1.11, and the related restrictions under COIL. The program will also cover state attorney obligations and restrictions under the Uniform Ethics Code regarding gifts, travel, outside activities, interested parties, joint ventures and recusal. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Primer of Ethical Obligations of State Attorneys 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Hamilton Township
Technology Complex This program will address state attorney obligations under the Rules of Professional Conduct (“RPCs”) and the Conflicts of Interest law (“COIL”). The program will explain attorney obligations under the new Continuing Legal Education rules, confidentiality of information under RPC 1.6 and post employment restrictions under RPC 1.11, and the related restrictions under COIL. The program will also cover state attorney obligations and restrictions under the Uniform Ethics Code regarding gifts, travel, outside activities, interested parties, joint ventures and recusal. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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June 24, 2010 Course Closed |
Medical
Aspects of Abuse & Neglect Cases 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. Middlesex
County Prosecutor's Office This program is designed to provide attorneys handling criminal investigations and prosecutions with an understanding of the medical aspects of child abuse and neglect cases, including reviewing and understanding medical records and reports concerning abuse and neglect victims. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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28, 2010 Course Closed |
The
Nuts and Bolts of Attorney/Client Privilege & the Work Product
Doctrine in the Government Context: 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Richard J.
Hughes Justice Complex This seminar will provide the nuts and bolts a of the law and practice involving the attorney/client privilege, deliberative process privilege and the attorney work product doctrine. The course will address the law and issues that relate to applying these doctrines in the government context, including practical tips on dealing with requests or demands are made for records which include privileged or protected materials. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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July 8, 2010 Course Closed |
Preparing
Effective Answers and Motions in Lieu of Answers in Civil Litigation This seminar is intended to provide a fundamental understanding of issues concerning the timing and framing of responses to civil complaints, and handling affirmative defenses that should be asserted in response to those allegations. Regarding litigation strategy, the following will be discussed: issues pertaining to pleadings, identifying the difference between state court and federal court pleading practice, and using motions to dismiss in lieu of filing answers in state and federal court. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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Pretrial
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Post-Conviction
Relief Applications: New Rules, Recurring Issues and Litigational
Strategies 4th Floor
Conference Center This seminar will focus on litigating post-conviction relief motions in the trial court. Topics include: the new rules for post-conviction relief, time bars and issue preclusion; when an evidentiary hearing is necessary; and responding to claims of ineffective representation by counsel regarding deportation issues under Padilla and Nunez-Valdez; Bellammy and the Sexually Violent Predator Act (“SVPA”), and parole supervision periods under the No Early Release Act (“NERA”) and Megan's Law. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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2010
Division of Law Appellate Symposium 10:00 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. NJ Forensic
Science & Technology Center This seminar
on state appellate practice will provide an overview of the court
rules governing civil appeals in the Superior Court of New Jersey,
Appellate Division and the Supreme Court of New Jersey, with particular
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July 29, 2010 Course Closed |
Legal
Aspects of Crime Victims' Rights This program
will address concerns with protecting crime victims' rights. Among
the topics that will be discussed are a defendant's limited right
of discovery, a crime victim's standing in criminal proceedings
to assert his or her privacy rights, privileges, media rights
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August 4, 2010 Course Closed "This
course has been canceled due to the presenters' unavailability.
We will attempt to reschedule this program for a later date." |
Case Resolution Through Effective Communication 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. NJ Forensic
Science & Technology Center This seminar is designed to assist attorneys to communicate more effectively with clients and supervisors. Topics include strategies for preparing both simple and complex settlement, trial and status memos, persuasive written, oral and electronic communication, and suggestions for improved client and supervisory relations. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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August 5, 2010 Course Closed "This
course has been canceled due to the presenters' unavailability.
We will attempt to reschedule this program for a later date." |
Appearing
Before the Regulator 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Richard J. Hughes Justice
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| August 9, 2010 Course Closed |
The
New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission's Role Concerning
State Pay - To - Play Laws 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Richard J.
Hughes Justice Complex This program will focus on the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission’s ("ELEC") jurisdiction concerning State Pay-to-Play laws. The program will be of particular interest to attorneys assigned to represent State agencies responsible for procurement of goods and services. This program will not focus on the procurement process itself, which process will be the subject of future Institute programs. >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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August 17, 2010 Course Closed |
Division of Criminal Justice's 2010 Appellate Symposium 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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| August 26, 2010 Registration for this course will close on August 12, or upon all seats being taken, whichever occurs first. This program will be offered at a later date in Newark. |
Supervisor
Rights and Responsibilities Under the State Policy Prohibiting
Discrimination in the Workplace: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. New Jersey Department
of Environmental Protection >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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| September 2, 2010 Registration for this course will close on August 18, or upon all seats being taken, whichever occurs first. This program will be offered at a later date in Newark. |
Propounding
Written Discovery in State and Federal Courts 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. NJ Forensic
Science & Technology Center >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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September 15, 2010 Registration for this course will close on September 1, or upon all seats being taken, whichever occurs first. |
Supervisor
Rights & Responsibilities Under the State Policy Prohibiting
Discrimination in the Workplace 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Division of
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September 27, 2010 Registration for this course will close on September 13, or upon all seats being taken, whichever occurs first. |
Considerations
in Prosecuting Criminal Tax Cases 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Division of
Criminal Justice Training Room >> Program Announcement (pdf) plug-in |
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| September 28, 2010 Registration for this course will close on September 14, or upon all seats being taken, whichever occurs first. This program will be offered at a later date in Trenton. |
Appearing
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