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Co-sponsored by the CBA Juvenile Law Section
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March 2010
Juvenile Law Update
Co-sponsored by the CBA Juvenile Law Section
About the Program
To keep you up-to-date, the program includes a succinct summary of the most important new legislation and case law in the area of juvenile law! In addition, you will learn about the latest trends and initiatives that impact juvenile law, including alternatives to traditional child welfare service approaches; what to use, and when to use it, when psychological testing and/or mental health evaluations are called for and a personality disorder is suspected; how the effectiveness and efficiency of “treatment” courts can help you and your clients; strategies for working effectively with incarcerated clients; and, how to maintain contact with “transient” clients (and why you should).
Each topic is taught by experienced experts in the area of juvenile law, including judges, magistrates, juvenile law attorneys, government officials, and mental health and child protection professionals.
Agenda
Introduction of the Training Programs
Extended by Barbara Shaklee, Esq. (Program Moderator)
Thinking Outside the Box: Alternatives to Traditional Approaches to Providing Services to Child Welfare Families (Panel Discussion)
Topics include:
- The Hampton Model
- The benefits and risks of voluntary services
- And more!
Panelists: Hon. Karen M. Ashby, Presiding Judge, Denver Juvenile Court
Mary Berg, Jefferson Country Department of Human Services
Susan J. Blanco, Esq., Graham B. Peper, Esq., and
Judy Rodriguez, Colorado Department of Human Services
Panel Moderator: Lindy Frolich, Esq.
Psychological Testing/Mental Health Evaluations and Personality
Disorders: What Do You Need When?
Presented by Suzanne M. Pinto, Ph.D.
Ethical Issues in the Representation of Children
Presented by Matthew A. Samuelson, Esq.
Case Law and Legislative Update
Presented by Sue Thibault, Esq., Bonnie E. Saltzman, Esq., and Sarah Ehrlich, Esq.
Treatment Courts: Their Effectiveness and Efficiency
Presented by: Hon. K. J. Moore, Judge, Jefferson County Court,
Hon. Ann Gail Meinster, Magistrate, 1st Judicial District and
Julia L. Roguski, MA, LPC, CACIII
CLIENT-CENTERED REPRESENTATION DURING THE CURRENT BUDGET CRISIS (2 PRESENTATIONS)
Working with Incarcerated Parents
This presentation focuses on the complexities of working with incarcerated
parents. Magistrate McLean discusses:
- How to locate incarcerated parents
- How to keep up with the moves of incarcerated parents
- How to manage attorney-client contact with incarcerated parents
- The appropriateness of visitation and other types of contact when a
parent is incarcerated
- The law regarding the effect of the length of incarceration on
permanency planning
- The resources available to help navigate this complicated system
Presented by the Hon. Carolyn McLean, Magistrate, 20th Judicial District
How and Why to Maintain Contact with Transient Clients
Presented by Gina G. Bischofs, Esq.
FACULTY:
Hon. Karen M. Ashby
Presiding Judge
Denver Juvenile Court
Denver, CO
Mary Berg
Director
Children, Youth and Families
Jefferson County Department of Human Services
Golden, CO
Gina G. Bischofs, Esq.
Law Office of Gina G. Bischofs, PC
Denver, CO
Susan J. Blanco, Esq.
Blanco Law Office
Fort Collins, CO
Sarah Ehrlich, Esq.
Colorado Office of the Child's
Representative
Denver, CO
Lindy Frolich, Esq.
Director
Office of the Alternative Defense Counsel
State of Colorado
Denver, CO
Hon. Carolyn McLean
Magistrate
20th Judicial District
Boulder, CO
Hon. Ann Gail Meinster
Magistrate
1st Judicial District
Golden, CO
Hon. K. J. Moore
Judge
Jefferson County Court
Golden, CO
Graham B. Peper, Esq.
Law Offices of Graham B. Peper
Denver, CO
Suzanne M. Pinto, Ph.D.
Boulder, CO
Judy Rodriguez
Colorado Department of Human Services
Denver, CO
Julia L. Roguski, MA, LPC, CACIII
Director of Child Protection Services
Savio House
Denver, CO
Bonnie E. Saltzman, Esq.
Law Offices of Bonnie E. Saltzman, LLC
Denver, CO
Barbara Shaklee, Esq.
(Program Moderator)
Assistant Director
Human Services Legal Section
Denver City Attorney's Office
Denver, CO
Sue Thibault, Esq.
Assistant County Attorney
Clear Creek County Attorney's Office
Georgetown, CO
PLANNING COMMITTEE:
Lindy Frolich, Esq.
Director
Office of the Alternative Defense Counsel
State of Colorado
Denver, CO
Hon. Ann Gail Meinster
Magistrate
Jefferson County
Golden, CO
Stephanie A. Ritland, Esq.
Stephanie A. Ritland, PC
Aurora, CO
Sue Thibault, Esq.
Assistant County Attorney
Clear Creek County
Attorney's Office
Georgetown, CO
- CLE Pass Price *FREE! - exclusions may apply
- Standard Price $299.00 USD
- Member Price $249.00 USD
- General Credits 6.00
- Ethics Credits 0.70
- EDI Credits