Criminal Law Webinars: Case and Legislative Updates

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The upcoming Summer Criminal Law Webinar will be offered on June 8, 2018 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. The webinar will cover recent criminal law decisions issued by the North Carolina appellate courts and U.S. Supreme Court and highlight significant criminal law legislation enacted by the North Carolina General Assembly. John Rubin, Shea Denning, and Phil Dixon will discuss a wide range of issues affecting felony and misdemeanor cases in the North Carolina state courts. Webinar participants will be able to ask questions online, in real time.

Pre-registration is required; the deadline is 5:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 6, 2018.

For additional information about indigent defense education courses and resources, visit our Indigent Defense Education site.

Additional information

Attendees: This webinar is open to public defenders, private attorneys who do or are interested in doing indigent criminal defense work, and other court personnel who handle criminal cases.

CLE: This webinar will offer 90 minutes of general continuing legal education (CLE) credit and qualifies for NC State Bar Criminal Law Specialization Credit. As it is a live broadcast, the webinar is *not* subject to the 6-hour per year credit limit for computer-based CLE.

To receive CLE credit, all participants must preregister individually, even if the webinar is watched in a group setting.

CLE Value: