By Sheena Foye and James R. Wyrsch– January 22, 2020 | How practitioners can use the Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018, which legalizes the production, possession, and sale of hemp federally, to help clients facing federal marijuana charges stemming from dog-sniff searches.
By Eileen H. Rumfelt – January 10, 2020 | Technology companies face a difficult tension between satisfying the privacy concerns of consumers and meeting government demands for access to encrypted devices and messaging.
By Caroline Rule – December 5, 2019 | Always request a DOJ Tax Division conference as soon as it appears that your client may face federal criminal tax charges.
By Jin-Ho King – December 5, 2019 | A primer on criminal forfeiture and some of the traps along the way.
Sean Renshaw and Greg Naviloff provide insight for attorneys on commonly asked questions with respect to forensic cyber-crime investigation response. (19:48 min.)
Guilt or innocence is often only half the battle; sentencing frequently follows. This program provides guidance to young attorneys on how—and when—to prepare for a sentencing hearing. (7:11 min.)
Learn how to get involved with the Criminal Litigation Committee and maximize your Section membership!
Feb
13
2020 Corporate Counsel CLE Seminar
CLE 540 min
For over 30 years in-house and outside counsel have come together each winter to learn, network and share expertise about the unique challenges they face in representing corporations.
Feb
20
Events | Webinar
Legal Implications of New Technologies, Part Three: Autonomous Vehicles in the Air and Elsewhere [CC]
CLE 60 min
Attorneys should expect to be confronted with various issues arising out of the design and use of autonomous vehicles including, for example, civil and criminal liability.
Feb
20
Events | In-Person
Third Annual Current Issues in FINRA Arbitration and Enforcement Regional CLE Program
CLE 180 min
This program will cover foremost topics of interest to attorneys practicing before the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
