Annual Juvenile Law Conference 2018
April 20–21, 2018
Download written material here (contact OCDLA for password).
Seminar Evaluations Link.
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Early Bird Registration — Until April 10
Members — Lawyers $255 | NonLawyers $160
NonMembers — Lawyers $305 | NonLawyers $210
Students — $25, with membership included
Standard Registration — After April 10
Members — Lawyers $280 | NonLawyers $185
NonMembers — Lawyers $330 | NonLawyers $235
Students — $50, with membership included
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Who may attend?
This program is open to defense lawyers and those professionals and law students directly involved in the defense function.
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What’s included in the fee?
• Seminar admission
• Written material in advance
• CLE credit
• Breakfast & lunch on Saturday
• Refreshments during breaks
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Financial assistance?
Members contact OCDLA by April 10 about scholarships, payment plans or creative payment arrangements.
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Cancellations
Seminar cancellations made before April 13 will receive a refund less a $25 cancellation fee. Seminar cancellations made after April 13 — once material download link has been emailed — will receive a refund less a $100 cancellation/written material fee. No-show policy: Written materials are emailed in advance to all participants. Audio materials in the form of MP3 recordings will be sent to OCDLA members only; nonmembers who do not attend are ineligible to receive audio recordings or a refund.
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No-show Policy
Written materials are sent in advance to all participants. Audio materials in the form of MP3 recordings well be sent to OCDLA members only; nonmembers who do not attend are ineligible to receive the recordings or a refund.
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CLE Credit
Pending approval in Oregon, Washington, California. For other state accreditation, call OCDLA at 541-686-8716.
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Juvenile Training Immersion Program, April 19–20
For Juvenile Training Immersion Program information click here.
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Dog Photo Contest!
Enter your pet pooch in OCDLA’s very first Dog Photo Contest!
Here’s how the contest works —
1. Submit one JPG photo of your dog to tmay@ocdla.org by April 9. Only one photo per registrant — multiple photo submissions will be disqualified.
2. OCDLA will display the dog photos at the conference in a PowerPoint and as printed pages.
3. OCDLA will provide a PDF version of the dog photo PowerPoint prior to the conference.
4. Conference attendees will vote at the conference for their favorite dog or pet. The dog or pet who receives the most votes wins a prize.
5. Depending on the number of submissions, OCDLA reserves the right to narrow the contenders.
Download written material here (contact OCDLA for password).
Seminar Evaluations Link.
Program — Friday and Saturday, April 20–21
Friday, April 20
12:00p | Registration/Check-in
1:00 | Taking the Kid Gloves Off: An Interactive Examination of Spotting and Interrupting Racism in Juvenile Law
Kasia Rutledge, Attorney, Portland; Rakeem Washington, Instructor, Portland State University and Portland Community College, Portland
(1.5 access to justice credit)
2:30 | Break/Door Prizes
2:45 | How Domestic Relations Can Aid Your Dependency Defense Strategy
Annette Smith, Staff Attorney, Public Defender Services of Lane County, Eugene
3:45 | Oh, Why Argue? Let’s Talk Instead: A Not So Intimate Conversation with Joe O’Leary
Joe O’Leary, Director, OYA, Salem; Emily Simon, Attorney, Portland
5:00 | Presentation of OCDLA Juvenile Law Awards to —
• Katherine O. “K.O.” Berger
• Doug Killian
5:30 | Reception in honor of award recipients
Saturday, April 21
7:30a | Hot Breakfast (included with registration)
8:30 | Washington State’s “Roper v. Simmons” Moment Has Arrived: Extending the Momentum to Oregon’s Measure 11 Cases
Nicole McGrath, Attorney, Seattle
9:30 | Trauma-Informed Lawyers: Best Practices for Self, Client, and System
Kyra Hazilla, Attorney and LCSW, Portland
10:30 Break | Door Prizes
10:45 | The Great Oracle Visits Juvenile Court
Emily Simon, Attorney, Portland; Kevin Ellis, Attorney, Saint Helens
(1.25 ethics credit)
12:00 | Lunch (included with registration)
1:00p | Dependency & Delinquency Appellate Update
Honorable Megan Jacquot, Coos County Circuit Court; Sara Peterson, Deputy Public Defender, OPDS, Salem
2:15 | DHS v. Fabbrini: A Case Study
Jamie Gerlitz, Attorney, Bend
3:00 Break | Door Prizes
3:15 | Legislative Update
Representative Chris Gorsek, House District 49
4:15 | OPDS’s Juvenile Appellate Section: A 10-Year Retrospective
Shannon Storey, Chief Defender, OPDS, Salem; Valerie Colas, Deputy Public Defender, OPDS, Salem
5:00 | Adjourn
Program and speakers subject to change.
Seminar Evaluations Link.
Program — Friday and Saturday, April 20–21
Friday, April 20
12:00p | Registration/Check-in
1:00 | Taking the Kid Gloves Off: An Interactive Examination of Spotting and Interrupting Racism in Juvenile Law
Kasia Rutledge, Attorney, Portland; Rakeem Washington, Instructor, Portland State University and Portland Community College, Portland
(1.5 access to justice credit)
2:30 | Break/Door Prizes
2:45 | How Domestic Relations Can Aid Your Dependency Defense Strategy
Annette Smith, Staff Attorney, Public Defender Services of Lane County, Eugene
3:45 | Oh, Why Argue? Let’s Talk Instead: A Not So Intimate Conversation with Joe O’Leary
Joe O’Leary, Director, OYA, Salem; Emily Simon, Attorney, Portland
5:00 | Presentation of OCDLA Juvenile Law Awards to —
• Katherine O. “K.O.” Berger
• Doug Killian
5:30 | Reception in honor of award recipients
Saturday, April 21
7:30a | Hot Breakfast (included with registration)
8:30 | Washington State’s “Roper v. Simmons” Moment Has Arrived: Extending the Momentum to Oregon’s Measure 11 Cases
Nicole McGrath, Attorney, Seattle
9:30 | Trauma-Informed Lawyers: Best Practices for Self, Client, and System
Kyra Hazilla, Attorney and LCSW, Portland
10:30 Break | Door Prizes
10:45 | The Great Oracle Visits Juvenile Court
Emily Simon, Attorney, Portland; Kevin Ellis, Attorney, Saint Helens
(1.25 ethics credit)
12:00 | Lunch (included with registration)
1:00p | Dependency & Delinquency Appellate Update
Honorable Megan Jacquot, Coos County Circuit Court; Sara Peterson, Deputy Public Defender, OPDS, Salem
2:15 | DHS v. Fabbrini: A Case Study
Jamie Gerlitz, Attorney, Bend
3:00 Break | Door Prizes
3:15 | Legislative Update
Representative Chris Gorsek, House District 49
4:15 | OPDS’s Juvenile Appellate Section: A 10-Year Retrospective
Shannon Storey, Chief Defender, OPDS, Salem; Valerie Colas, Deputy Public Defender, OPDS, Salem
5:00 | Adjourn
Program and speakers subject to change.
Agate Beach Inn, Newport
Book by March 24.
Group ID # 8U3GI5E0
http://book.bestwestern.com/bestwestern/groupSearch.do?groupId
Call 541-265-9411 by March 24, mention Group ID # 8U3GI5E0.
$98 hillside, $128 ocean view. Pet rooms available for extra charge.
Please call the hotel directly, at 541-265-9411, to reserve special rooms, such as pet friendly rooms, or to reserve dates that are before or after your groups’ event dates, as they may be available, but not included in the online allocation. Please call the hotel directly, at 541-265-9411, if your preferred room type is not available on-line, as it still may be available through our Front Desk.
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Overflow Lodging
Hallmark Resort, Newport
1-844-815-5479
744 SW Elizabeth Street
Make reservations by March 20.
$119 Traditional One Queen Guestroom
$129 Traditional Two Queen Guestroom
$139 Limited Edition Two Queen Guestroom
$149 Limited Edition King Spa Guestroom
Mention OCDLA to receive these special rates. No special OCDLA rates guaranteed after March 20.
Book by March 24.
Group ID # 8U3GI5E0
http://book.bestwestern.com/bestwestern/groupSearch.do?groupId
Call 541-265-9411 by March 24, mention Group ID # 8U3GI5E0.
$98 hillside, $128 ocean view. Pet rooms available for extra charge.
Please call the hotel directly, at 541-265-9411, to reserve special rooms, such as pet friendly rooms, or to reserve dates that are before or after your groups’ event dates, as they may be available, but not included in the online allocation. Please call the hotel directly, at 541-265-9411, if your preferred room type is not available on-line, as it still may be available through our Front Desk.
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Overflow Lodging
Hallmark Resort, Newport
1-844-815-5479
744 SW Elizabeth Street
Make reservations by March 20.
$119 Traditional One Queen Guestroom
$129 Traditional Two Queen Guestroom
$139 Limited Edition Two Queen Guestroom
$149 Limited Edition King Spa Guestroom
Mention OCDLA to receive these special rates. No special OCDLA rates guaranteed after March 20.
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