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The primary focus is on ways to improve the persuasiveness and readability of briefs now that we have switched from page limits to word count limits. When you no longer have to worry about a page limit, you open up a lot of room for improvement and creativity. The presentation also discusses proper use of appendices to briefs and the 2022 change to the RAP on statements of additional authoritie...

The Washington State Office of Public Defense (OPD) is pleased to provide the following information regarding the RCW 10.101 application process for funding in 2025. If you are among the masses who are not an expert (or fan) of PDF and needed help, please call me! Phone: 360-856-3164 ext 138 Email: Sarah.Lawson@opd.wa.gov 00:00 Introduction 00:23 Why has it been updated? 00:53 Bookmarks 01:00 S...

Youth Registration and Other Legislative Updates for Youth Clients Activity ID 1245935 Presenters: Karen Pillar, Katie Hurley, George Yeannakis, and Liz Mustin Summary: This CLE will provide legislative updates related to youth charged with crimes. The presentation will focus on HB 1394, which substantially limits the circumstances under which clients will be required to register as a sex offen...

Understanding the Mental Health Programs Serving your Youth Clients Activity ID 1245589 Presenters: Lisa Daniels, CLIP Coordinator; Jasmine Martinez, Program Manager at Common Voice; Kari Goudge, Great Rivers Region CLIP Liaison; Gina Cabiddu Program Coordinator at Kids Mental Health Pierce County & Vanessa Adams, Program Coordinator at Kids Mental Health Pierce County ; Rachel Zakopyko, Behavi...

In many cities and counties, employees with limited or no legal experience are often tasked with overseeing public defense services. This one-hour presentation provides some introductory background information on what public defenders do, what resources they need, and how local government employees can better administer public defense services. Presentation slides are available at www.opd.wa.go...

MCLE Activity ID#1219474. Approved for 1 Ethics Equity credit. "Challenging Racial Bias and Disproportionality in Sentencing From the Death Penalty to Death in Prison" presented by Lila Silverstein. Lila Silverstein has been an appellate public defender with the Washington Appellate Project since 2006, Lila’s most notable case is State v. Gregory, 192 Wn.2d 1 (2018) (with co-counsel Neil Fox). ...

Presented to the Sentencing Coalition on December 20, 2021. WSBA Activity ID# 1196218. Slide Deck: www.opd.wa.gov/documents/00913-2021_Presentation.pdf

September 2016 Juvenile court involvement substantially impacts the life of youth and their families - beyond direct consequences such as detention, probation, and restitution. Having a juvenile court record can impact youths’ opportunities in areas such as housing, education, employment, and healthcare. With grant funds received from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, O...

August 2016 Juvenile court involvement substantially impacts the life of youth and their families - beyond direct consequences such as detention, probation, and restitution. Having a juvenile court record can impact youths’ opportunities in areas such as housing, education, employment, and healthcare. With grant funds received from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, OPD ...

May 2016 Juvenile court involvement substantially impacts the life of youth and their families - beyond direct consequences such as detention, probation, and restitution. Having a juvenile court record can impact youths’ opportunities in areas such as housing, education, employment, and healthcare. With grant funds received from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, OPD dev...

Juvenile court involvement substantially impacts the life of youth and their families - beyond direct consequences such as detention, probation, and restitution. Having a juvenile court record can impact youths’ opportunities in areas such as housing, education, employment, and healthcare. With grant funds received from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, OPD developed a ...

Juvenile court involvement substantially impacts the life of youth and their families - beyond direct consequences such as detention, probation, and restitution. Having a juvenile court record can impact youths’ opportunities in areas such as housing, education, employment, and healthcare. With grant funds received from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, OPD developed a ...

September 2016 Juvenile court involvement substantially impacts the life of youth and their families - beyond direct consequences such as detention, probation, and restitution. Having a juvenile court record can impact youths’ opportunities in areas such as housing, education, employment, and healthcare. With grant funds received from the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, O...

A Developmental Framework for Juvenile Cases

Juvenile Brain Development Dr Mark Cunningham

JuCR 7.16 Quashing and Issuing Warrants

WEBINAR State v. Sweidan: Confrontation Rights Over Video-Conferencing

Effective Appellate Brief Writing with Glasgow & Cruser, Jj.: Part Two

Effective Appellate Brief Writing with Glasgow & Cruser, Jj.: Part One

Interdisciplinary Parent Representation: Bringing Hope to Families During the Pandemic and Beyond

Professional Responsibility Issues for Appellate Public Defenders