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This webinar is essential for anyone representing those charged with domestic violence, stalking, & other domestic-related offenses. We will discuss pre-trial practice, how to manage domestic violence victims, & cross examination skills in DV cases.

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Employers and employees are increasingly turning to contractual arbitration to resolve employment disputes as a less expensive and more efficient alternative to litigation. In this program, we will discuss recent developments in the law.

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This new and exciting innovative program focuses on “how to tell your theory of the case through your opponents’ witnesses on cross-examination.” Such admissions are of critical importance to fact finders, both judges and jurors.Learn the 20 techniques that force such admissions.This fast paced presentation ties together individual sentence construction with subject matter (chapters) to be covered in cross.While this lecture covers other diverse fields such as linguistics, military philosophy, psychology and oratorical devices, it concentrates on central themes that make your cross-examination a systematic application of many diverse techniques.

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Program provides practical information on each stage of a criminal antitrust investigation. Hear directly from an experienced Trial Attorney at the U.S. DOJ, Antitrust Division currently on the front lines of criminal antitrust enforcement.

6/06/2013 - Defending Domestic Violence & Restraining Orders: Tips of the Trade

Criminal Law

1 Credits

6/06/2013 - The Never-Ending Story – Arbitration Agreements and the Law

Labor & Employment Law

1.5 Credits

Constructive Cross-Examination, Including Use at Dispositions - presented by Roger J. Dodd

Lawyering Skills Program

2.5 Credits

5/30/2013 - Nuts and Bolts of Criminal Antitrust Enforcement: A ...

Antitrust & Unfair Competition Law

1.5 Credits

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On Demand CLE - On Demand offerings in this catalog are offered for participatory MCLE credit by the State Bar of California. Refer to each course offering for the specific credit offered.

Webinars - Live CLE presentation using your computer for a real-time visual presentation and audio, delivered on the Web.

NOTE: Registered participants who login at the time of the program will receive participatory CLE credit. Others in your office may listen in, but they must register and watch separately if they wish to receive credit.

CLEtoGO (Podcasts) - Downloadable audio seminars you can listen to on your portable MP3 player or on your computer. In order to receive credit, you must verify your participation. During each quarter of the program, a unique code in the form of an individual letter will be announced. When you have completed the program, return to your online CLE account and click on the certificate link associated with the program. You will then be required to enter all 4 letter codes before receiving your certificate of participation. CLEtoGo is offered for participatory credit.

Online Articles - Online articles from Section publications are available for self-study MCLE credit. Each article is worth 1 hour of self-study credit. It's easy ... read an article and then take a 20 question quiz. The answers and justifications are available immediately upon submitting the quiz. You can earn up to 12.5 hours of self-study credit per reporting period.

The State Bar of California and the Office of Section Education and Meeting Services are State Bar of California approved MCLE providers.

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