2025 Annual Conference CLE Archive Package
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2025 Annual Conference: Fighting ForwardJune 12–14, 2025
Riverhouse, Bend
Thursday, June 12
Legislative Update: 2025 Highlights
Mae Lee Browning, OCDLA Legislative Director
Yes, Oregon, There Is a Confrontation Clause: A Constitutional Gift & Grinch that Can Make Your Client’s Case
Henry Oostrom-Shah, Metropolitan Public Defenders—Wash. Co., Hillsboro
Time Served, Time Wasted? What Oregon’s Research Says about Prison Sentences and Reoffending
Christopher M. Campbell, Ph.D., Director, Criminal Justice Policy Research Institute, Associate Professor, Dept. of Criminology & Criminal Justice, Portland State University
The Mindful Attorney: Preventative Self-Care for a Trauma-Informed Practice
Frankie Hupy, Public Defender of Marion County, Salem
Friday, June 13
The Appellate Update: Looking Back to Fight ForwardMarc Brown and Carla Edmondson, Oregon Public Defense Commission—Appellate Division
Brady: How to Make Requests that Yield Results
Grant Cole, Metropolitan Public Defender, Portland
Kids Are Different: Rethinking Confrontation with Child Witnesses
Ted Occhialino, Metropolitan Public Defender, Portland
Ethics
Lisa Ludwig, Portland
BREAKOUTS:
Breakout: No More “Bombshell Claims”: Fending Against Juror Misconduct
Rian Peck, Portland
Breakout: “Forensic” Confrontation Clause Workshop: More Statutory and Constitutional Gifts to Keep Out Expert Testimony
Henry Oostrom-Shah, Metropolitan Public Defenders—Wash. Co., Hillsboro
Breakout: Supervised Practice Portfolio Examination (SPPE), Part 1: Overview
Jordon Huppert, Oregon Public Defense Commission, Salem
Breakout: Padilla and the Immigrant Rights Project
J.J. Rollin and Erin McKee, Immigrant Rights Project, Oregon Justice Resource Center, Portland
Breakout: Shooting Reconstruction: Bullet Trajectories, Body Positions & Biomechanical Engineering
Dutch Johnson, Engineer, Wiltshire Forensic Biomechanics, Glendale AZ
Breakout: Supervised Practice Portfolio Examination (SPPE), Part 2: SPPE In Practice: Lessons from the Field
Laura Fine, Supervising Attorney, Eugene; Carrie Petersen, Supervising Attorney, Public Defender of Marion County and Kia Tolbert, Former SPPE Candidate (Program Completed), Umpqua Valley Public Defender
Saturday, June 14
Jedi Jury Deselection: Avoiding the Phantom Menace
La Mer Kyle-Griffiths, Training Division Chief, Los Angeles County Public Defender, Los Angeles CA
Immigration KYR & Hot Topics
Kate Sinkins, Immigration Attorney, Lincoln City
J.J. Rollin and Erin McKee, Immigrant Rights Project, Oregon Justice Resource Center, Portland
Kintsukuroi Sentencing
Laurie Shertz, Portland