October 16-17, 2024 | Join Section of State & Local Government Law, the Civil Rights Social Justice Section and the Young Lawyers Division for Navigating the Currents: Exploring Emerging Issues and Careers in Disaster Response and Election Law. Come together for an insightful virtual conference that explores the critical intersection of disaster response, election law, and AI, and the careers that address those issues.
Register - Now!This panel will touch on recent elections where Native Americans were critical voting blocs, ongoing challenges that Native American voters face, and how the law can advance the Native Vote.
Threats to judges and public officials are rising. This program covers efforts to reduce violence, safeguard government functions, and protect the rule of law.
The panel discusses recent developments under False Claims Acts at both state and federal levels.
Explore a variety of topics of interest to state and local government lawyers.
The American Bar Association Section of State and Local Government Law (SLG) has created a new initiative, Defending Democracy, which focuses on state and local election administrators and their work as they defend and ensure our democratic process on the frontlines.
Tap into the knowledge of your urban, state, and local government colleagues from across the country.
With more than 15 unique committees, you are sure to find one to match your interests.
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Ethical Standards in the Public Sector: A Guide for Government Lawyers, Clients, and Public Officials, Third Edition
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Sword and Shield: A Practical Approach to Section 1983 Litigation, Fifth Edition
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The Community Resilience Handbook
See our complete list of State & Local Government Law on-demand CLE sessions to earn your credit.
In this episode of Regulatory Oversight, Ashley Taylor is joined by Vincent DiCianni, founder of Affiliated Monitors, and Kevin Lownds, deputy chief of the Medicaid Fraud Division at the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office, to discuss the value and application of independent monitorships by federal and state agencies, especially in consumer protection and health care fraud cases.
Listen - HereFlorida Bar regulators have stated that attorneys will not receive Florida credit for any ABA program, even if they self-apply; speakers will not receive Florida credit for their participation in our programs; and, self-application forms submitted by attendees or speakers will not be approved. Programs approved by Florida prior to the Florida Supreme Court Order SC 21-28 remain approved for Florida credit.
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