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Hooked on CLE: June 2022
Contains material from Dec 2021 to May 2022
Hooked on CLE: June 2022
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Good information as to cross-exam techniques, crypto, and Texas gun rights.
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Session 1: Lessons From the Kennedy Assassination for Cross-Examination - If ever there was an event about which witnesses should have agreed, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was that event, but the eyewitnesses could not agree about even the most basic details of what happened in plain view in Dealey Plaza. Why and how do eyewitnesses fail to remember correctly even the most basic details of what they observed? What can trial lawyers learn from discrepancies in witness accounts of famous historical events, including the Kennedy assassination and the sinking of the Titanic?
Session 2: Texas’ Mental Health System: Overview and Local Solutions to Address Gaps - Hear an overview of the public mental health system in Texas and programs developed through the Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council’s Crisis Collaborative. Examine the legal basis for this system, the roles of each type of facility, points of access, and funding. Learn how efforts to implement collaborative, local solutions at the cross-payor level have addressed crisis responses and are now attempting to move upstream to address access to care before mental health crises arise.
Session 3: Insights into Cryptocurrency for Nonprofits - Join Armanino’s digital assets and nonprofit experts to learn about market trends in cryptocurrency; Bitcoin and how it can diversify your organization’s investment portfolio; and cryptocurrency opportunities for nonprofit organizations.
Session 4: Gun Rights: An Overview of the Rights of Landlords and Tenants -
Session 5: Approaches to Privilege During Deposition Breaks - In an age of Zoom depositions, it is more important than ever to understand that different jurisdictions take different approaches the question of privilege during deposition breaks, with some disallowing any privilege at all once the deposition commences and others taking a more nuanced approach. Join Jason Boulette as he explores these different approaches, what they share in common, and where they differ sharply.
Session 2: Texas’ Mental Health System: Overview and Local Solutions to Address Gaps - Hear an overview of the public mental health system in Texas and programs developed through the Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council’s Crisis Collaborative. Examine the legal basis for this system, the roles of each type of facility, points of access, and funding. Learn how efforts to implement collaborative, local solutions at the cross-payor level have addressed crisis responses and are now attempting to move upstream to address access to care before mental health crises arise.
Session 3: Insights into Cryptocurrency for Nonprofits - Join Armanino’s digital assets and nonprofit experts to learn about market trends in cryptocurrency; Bitcoin and how it can diversify your organization’s investment portfolio; and cryptocurrency opportunities for nonprofit organizations.
Session 4: Gun Rights: An Overview of the Rights of Landlords and Tenants -
Session 5: Approaches to Privilege During Deposition Breaks - In an age of Zoom depositions, it is more important than ever to understand that different jurisdictions take different approaches the question of privilege during deposition breaks, with some disallowing any privilege at all once the deposition commences and others taking a more nuanced approach. Join Jason Boulette as he explores these different approaches, what they share in common, and where they differ sharply.
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Sessions
1.
Lessons From the Kennedy Assassination for Cross-Examination (Apr 2022)
Quentin Brogdon
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Paper
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– 6 pgs
Slides
(pdf)
– 43 pgs
Session 1 —48 mins
Lessons From the Kennedy Assassination for Cross-Examination (Apr 2022)
If ever there was an event about which witnesses should have agreed, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was that event, but the eyewitnesses could not agree about even the most basic details of what happened in plain view in Dealey Plaza. Why and how do eyewitnesses fail to remember correctly even the most basic details of what they observed? What can trial lawyers learn from discrepancies in witness accounts of famous historical events, including the Kennedy assassination and the sinking of the Titanic?
Originally presented: Mar 2022 Lessons From the Kennedy Assassination for Cross-Examination
Quentin Brogdon,
Crain Brogdon Rogers, LLP - Dallas, TX
2.
Texas’ Mental Health System: Overview and Local Solutions to Address Gaps (May 2022)
Pamela L. Beach, Sally E. Taylor
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Downloadable Materials
Slides
(pdf)
– 14 pgs
Slides
(pdf)
– 24 pgs
Session 2 —45 mins
Texas’ Mental Health System: Overview and Local Solutions to Address Gaps (May 2022)
Hear an overview of the public mental health system in Texas and programs developed through the Southwest Texas Regional Advisory Council’s Crisis Collaborative. Examine the legal basis for this system, the roles of each type of facility, points of access, and funding. Learn how efforts to implement collaborative, local solutions at the cross-payor level have addressed crisis responses and are now attempting to move upstream to address access to care before mental health crises arise.
Originally presented: Apr 2022 Health Law Conference
Pamela L. Beach,
Texas Council Risk Management Fund - Sugar Land, TX
Dr. Sally E. Taylor,
University Health - San Antonio, TX
3.
Insights into Cryptocurrency for Nonprofits (Apr 2022)
Noah Buxton, Kathy Ferguson
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Slides
(pdf)
– 20 pgs
Session 3 —60 mins
Insights into Cryptocurrency for Nonprofits (Apr 2022)
Join Armanino’s digital assets and nonprofit experts to learn about market trends in cryptocurrency; Bitcoin and how it can diversify your organization’s investment portfolio; and cryptocurrency opportunities for nonprofit organizations.
Originally presented: Mar 2022 Insights into Cryptocurrency for Nonprofits
Noah Buxton,
Armanino LLP - San Francisco, CA
Kathy Ferguson,
Armanino, LLP - Dallas, TX
4.
Gun Rights: An Overview of the Rights of Landlords and Tenants (Dec 2021)
Sean P. Healy
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Paper
(pdf)
– 30 pgs
Slides
(pdf)
– 10 pgs
Session 4 —29 mins
Gun Rights: An Overview of the Rights of Landlords and Tenants (Dec 2021)
Originally presented: Nov 2021 Leasing Institute
Sean P. Healy,
Healy Law Offices, P.C. - Tyler, TX
5.
Approaches to Privilege During Deposition Breaks (Mar 2022)
Jason Boulette
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1.00
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Downloadable Materials
Paper
(pdf)
– 14 pgs
Slides
(pdf)
– 7 pgs
Session 5 —53 mins
Approaches to Privilege During Deposition Breaks (Mar 2022)
In an age of Zoom depositions, it is more important than ever to understand that different jurisdictions take different approaches the question of privilege during deposition breaks, with some disallowing any privilege at all once the deposition commences and others taking a more nuanced approach. Join Jason Boulette as he explores these different approaches, what they share in common, and where they differ sharply.
Originally presented: Mar 2022 First Friday Ethics (March 2022)
Jason Boulette,
Boulette Golden & Marin L.L.P. - Austin, TX