Crimmigration: The Intersection of Immigration Law and Criminal Law
Crimmigration is where two areas of law–criminal and immigration–meet. Up until the 1980s, citizens and non-citizens were mostly punished alike for crimes, regardless of citizenship status. About 35 years ago, criminal and immigration law began to mingle though. Suddenly, a non-citizen with criminal charges also faced possible immigration penalties as well. If your non-citizen clients are charged with a crime, their immigration status may very well be in jeopardy.
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Advanced Negotiation Strategies for Lawyers
This Advanced Negotiation Strategies for Lawyers program will take viewers to the next level and increase their arsenal of proven strategies and tactics and empower them to get better settlements and deals.
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Interview of the Child Victim
A NADCL program. Viewers will learn how forensic interviews of children and teens should be conducted in order to avoid suggestion and yield the most reliable results by adhering to scientifically-based protocols. The presentation covers how to investigate and present evidence through child behavioral experts of the type of conduct and behavior by the alleged victim that is consistent or inconsistent with the allegations in child sexual abuse cases.
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Domestic Relations Update
The speaker discusses changes in domestic relations law, including alimony and custody issues.
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Alabama’s Medical Marijuana Act: The Darren Wesley “Ato” Hall Compassion Act is Bringing the Green Wave to the Heart of Dixie
Alabama entered the legal cannabis market and joined 35 sister states becoming the 36th state to legalize medical marijuana with the passage of Senate Bill 46 known as The Darren Wesley “Ato” Hall Compassion Act. The aim and stated purpose of this legislation is to create a wholly intrastate apparatus for production and distribution of medical cannabis products to treat and alleviate a shortlist of specified conditions.
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The MCLE Commission has temporarily suspended MCLE Regulation 3.1, which limits attorneys to six (6) hours of on-demand credits in any single CLE year. This accommodation allows Alabama attorneys the flexibility of satisfying their annual CLE requirement (12 hours, including 1 ethics hour) with approved on-demand courses. This only applies to the 2022 CLE year, and attorneys must satisfy their annual CLE requirement by December 31, 2022.
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