Courses

The Annual Contractor and Assigned Counsel Training focuses on topics of interest to criminal law practitioners. The 2017 topics included a case law update, defending habitual felon cases, suppressing evidence in district court, defending domestic violence cases, immigration update and mitigation investigation. 

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This one-day conference provides a forum to update local government finance officials and independent auditors on current governmental accounting, auditing, and financial management issues.

Participants will use their own cases to develop a cohesive theory of defense at trial and to apply that theory through all stages of a criminal trial, including voir dire, opening and closing arguments, and direct and cross-examination. The Guide for Participants, located below, explains the type of case to bring and the few steps to take to...

This course, offered in a one day session, is scheduled in conjunction with the NCLGBA Summer Conference in Atlantic Beach. This course provides training on evaluating public services and programs. At the end of the course, participants will understand and be able to describe program evaluation, and how it fits with budget planning and...

Too often, the public discourse seems to portray our world in absolute statements: black or white, right or wrong, either/or, you or me.  We approach challenging situations as deficits—not enough of this, no resources for that, blame for what went wrong.  This frame sets up a polarizing dynamic that leaves little opportunity for the discovery...