Hon. Julian Mann III, former chief administrative law judge for North Carolina, has been named chair of the American Bar Association’s Judicial Division. He took office at the ABA’s Annual Meeting earlier this month in Denver.
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Traps for Appellate Out-of-Towners: Differences Among Neighboring State Appellate Practices (Mountain State Edition) [CC]
CLE 90 min
This webinar will highlight the differences among state appellate practices in Colorado, Utah, Montana and Wyoming. Experienced appellate practitioners from each state will lead the panel.
Oct
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AI & Robotics 2023
ETHICS 60 min
This fast-paced and stimulating National Institute will cover the AI and Robotics hot topics everyone needs to know.
Nov
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Notes from the Field: A Federal Judge's Impressions on Rule of Law in Central Asia
The Honorable John Tunheim of the District Court for the District of Minnesota will share his observations on rule of law in Central Asia. Judge Tunheim will be speaking following his trip to Uzbekis…
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