When: April 21, 2017, 12 p.m.-1 p.m.
Where: Kokopelli Grill, downstairs
Presented by Mark Nichols. Information will be provided about prosecuting attorney’s office and coroner’s office.
CLE
Upcoming CLE’s
February 11th 12-3pm, upstairs Landing Mall: Clallam County Will’s Clinic – volunteers needed
February 17th, noon, downstairs at Kokopelli’s: Hannah McFarland will be presenting to us on forensic document examination. The bar social previously scheduled for this date has been cancelled. (1 CLE credit pending)
March 3rd, 4:30 pm, upstairs bar at Kokopelli’s: Bar social!
March 17th, noon, downstairs at Kokopelli’s: Jeff Boyd will be presenting to us on DISC: Who’s your jury going to be? (1 CLE credit pending)
April 7th, noon, downstairs at Kokopelli’s: Jeanne Marie Clavere will be presenting to us on updates to the RPCs (1 Ethics CLE credit pending)
CLE: Who’s Your Jury Going To Be? What Social Science Can Tell Us About Communicating With Jurors
When: March 17 at 12:00 p.m.
Where: Kokopelli’s downstairs
Led by: Jeff Boyd
(CLE credit pending)
CLE: I-1864 Affidavit of Support
When: January 20, 2017 at 12:00 p.m.
Where: Kokopelli Downstairs
Topic: The I-1864 Affidavit of Support – Why your client has to pay spousal maintenance forever with Greg McLawsen
(CLE credit pending)
Webinar with Dr. Tina Payne Bryson on No Drama Discipline
Please join the staff at the law office of Mark Baumann to watch a webinar with Dr. Tina Payne Bryson: Going Against the Grain When it Comes to Changing Problematic Behavior: An IPNB approach to shifting the culture of parenting, education and clinical practice.
Dr. Payne Bryson co-authored the parenting books The Whole Brain Child and No Drama Discipline with Dr. Daniel Siegel who is a child psychiatrist, developer of the field of Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB), and author of numerous other books. These practical and parent-focused parenting books are based on IPNB foundational fields such as attachment, human development, neuroscience, biology, and physiology.
The webinar is hosted by the Global Association for Interpersonal Neurobiology Studies (GAINS), http://mindgains.org.
Feel free to bring your own lunch and join us for a post-webinar discussion/sharing about attachment and attachment-based parenting techniques. Mark Baumann, J.D., has completed one-year trainings in the attachment measures the Strange Situation Protocol (SSP) and the Adult Attachment Interview (AAI), has a graduate certificate in Interpersonal Neurobiology, and he uses the concepts from attachment and IPNB in his family law practice on a daily basis. Mark frequently utilizes The Whole Brain Child as a workbook to help his clients enhance their parenting skills, and has incorporated it into his Targeted Integrative Parenting Strategies (TIPS) coaching model for therapists and parenting professionals working with divorcing clients in high conflict cases.
Who should come: Lawyers, therapists, parenting professionals, GAL’s, educators
Where: Law office of Mark Baumann, 1337 W. 5th Street, Port Angeles WA
When: Webinar, Monday, December 5, 2016, 11:00 a.m. to noon. Post webinar discussion, noon to 1:00 p.m.
Price: Free
RSVP to office @ markbaumann.com (delete spaces before and after @ symbol), space is limited
No CLE/CE, no host, yes coffee and water, yes fun
(Lawyers may be able to get CLE credit applying on their own, the form to apply for approval of a CLE activity is available at this page: http://wsba.org/Licensing-and-Lawyer-Conduct/MCLE/Members)
Clallam Bar Events: Oct.-Dec.
Below is a list of events by the Clallam County Bar Association and/or Clallam-Jefferson County Pro Bono Lawyers for the next three months. Please mark your calendar, especially for the December 16 holiday party:
October 7: Making a Murder discussion
Friday, Noon to 1pm, Kokopelli Grill (downstairs)
We’ll be discussing the documentary Making a Murder (just the first episode), helpful to watch it first: https://www.netflix.com/title/80000770
October 21: Ethical Messes in the Practice of Law (1 ethics CLE approved)
by Jeanne Marie Clavere, WSBA ethics, on Friday, Noon to 1pm, Kokopelli Grill (downstairs)
CLE materials available for download at: http://events.clallamcountybar.org/
November 4: CLE Bonanza (CLE credit not yet applied for)
Friday, all day, at Sequim Transit Center
RSVP to Shauna Rogers at [email protected]
November 18: Happy Hour Social
Friday, 4:30pm, upstairs in Kokopelli Grill’s Water View Lounge
December 2: Child Support Enforcement Issues (CLE credit not yet applied for)
by Kimberly Ortloff, Clallam County Deputy Prosecutor, Family Support Division
Friday, Noon to 1pm, Kokopelli Grill (downstairs)
December 16: Holiday Party and Clallam County Bar Association Annual Meeting
Friday, 6pm
Mental Illness & the Justice System
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – PRESENTED BY
THE NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS
Preliminarly Conference Schedule
Friday, September 30, 2016
Pre-Conference Workshop (3.5 CLE)
Mental Illness & the Justice System
8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
This workshop is FREE, and registration for it is separate from registration for the Conference.
This half-day CLE will help public defenders, prosecutors, investigators, members of the judicial system, social workers, and members of law enforcement understand how Washington’s legal system responds to people with mental illness. It will provide an opportunity to hear directly from people living with mental illness, discuss the barriers to treatment, as well as explain the impact of legal financial obligations and ethical challenges in representing people living with mental illness. Workshop components include:
Mental Illness 101
Panel Discussion on Recovery: Hearing from People Living with Mental Illness
Challenges, Barriers to Treatment, Punishment Instead of Treatment and Legal Financial Obligations
Ethical Challenges in Representing People living with Mental Illness
CLE: Introduction to Public Records Act
When: Friday, September 16, Noon-1pm.
Where: Kokopelli Grill
Topic: Introduction to Public Records Act CLE by Kristina Nelson-Gross, Sequim City Attorney
1 law and legal procedure credit approved
Cider and The Court
August 12, 2016, 4:00pm t0 6:00pm
The Jefferson County Bar Association is pleased to announce that Chief Justice Madsen and Justice Yu will be speaking at Finn River Farm’s new location in Chimacum on Friday, August 12, 2016. The Justices plan on speaking from 4:00pm to 5:30pm regarding ten important WA State Supreme Court decisions over the past year including the McCleary decision . You will receive 1.0 CLE credits for attending. The event is free but you are encouraged to donate to the Clallam-Jefferson Pro Bono Attorneys Organization.
Also, this event doubles as the bar association’s summer social event. We hope that you stay after the Justices’ presentation to enjoy each other’s company and Finn River Farm’s beautiful new setting. Although we are positively sure that you do not need incentive to attend this amazing event, Urquia Law will be hosting a cider bar for the attendees. Free cider!??! Yes, it’s true. Applicious.
Finally, this event is open to the community not just for lawyers. So, please bring your family and friends to the event. The Justices would like to meet everyone and answer any questions that they may have about the Court.
CLE: Judge Williams on Evidence
“Trial by Spoon: Judge Williams on the simplified rules of evidence”
Friday, March 18th, Noon to 1pm
Kokopelli Grill in Port Angeles
The WSBA approved this activity for 1 “law and legal procedure” CLE credit. The CLE is free. We ask for a $20 donation that goes directly to Clallam-Jefferson County Pro Bono Lawyers.