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TECHNOLOGY Section E‐News (Online) Criminal Justice Section E‐News has been distributed monthly (since January 2006) to CJS members via email with highlights of CJS activities, chair’s messages, event notices, case updates and new resources. Committee Newsletters (Online) The CJS committees that produce regular committee newsletters are the White Collar Crime, Juvenile Justice, Prosecution Function, and the Reentry and Collateral Consequences Committees. The Section Web Site The Criminal Justice Section’s web site (www.abanet.org/crimjust) features major portals (membership, law students, policy, publications, resources, etc.) and has undergone a major design change. Committee pages have been expanded with more committee‐specific news items and resources. E‐mail List Services The Section office maintains several list services to serve CJS members, committees and the leadership. Also, the CJS office periodically distributes timely information on events and programs, Supreme Court case updates and new resources to all CJS members who have not opted out of the ABA’s email distribution system. The Council and committee chairs also participate in respective list services for Section business. In addition, all CJS committees maintain specific list service for particular committee work and discussion. ABA Criminal Justice Section Annual Report 2009-2010 11
IV. CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION (CLE) The Section continues to hold it’s own with CLE offerings. Our national institutes programs saw registrations grow. We did not offer a program at the Charleston Spring Meeting, choosing instead to produce a Prescriptions for Criminal Justice Forensics which was held in NY on June 4. This was a collaboration of several of the section’s committees (Science & Technology, Innocence, Prosecution and Defense Function). The Jacob Stein Ethics Center at Fordham University was a cosponsor and we had over 175 attendees for this first effort. We’re tentatively planning to repeat it next year. The Section’s submission for “late‐breaking” showcase CLE was selected to be included at this year’s annual meeting. “The Vanishing Line Between Criminal And Civil Securities Fraud: SEC v. Goldman Sachs and Other Recent Securities Fraud Actions” will be held on Sunday, August 8 at 10”30 a.m. at the Moscone Center West. We are currently soliciting ideas for the joint Litigation/Criminal Justice Spring 2011 meeting in Miami. We are looking for programs that would appeal to both criminal attorneys and litigators, from public defenders and prosecutors to white collar practitioners. List of CLE Programs presented as of August 2010 September 17 Foreign Evidence: Collecting It and Protecting It Foreign Evidence: Collecting It and Protecting It, Washington, DC 24 The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: Current SEC and DOJ Enforcement Initiatives (Teleconference) October 9 Criminal Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights, Washington, DC 11‐13 ABA/ABA Money Laundering Enforcement Conference, Washington, DC 15‐16 National Institute on Securities Fraud, Washington, DC 15 Cybercrime, Data Breaches and Red Flags: The Next Wave, Philadelphia, PA 27 “The Informant!”: A Panel Discussion, Chicago, IL 29 Watching the Watchdog: A Review of SIGTARP’s First Year and Beyond, New York, NY November 6 Second Annual Sentencing Advocacy, Practice and Reform Institute with Special Focus on Reentry (Fall Meeting) ABA Criminal Justice Section Annual Report 2009-2010 12
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