Thedford Garber Law's Second Annual
Criminal Defense + Plaintiff's Civil Rights CLE Conference
October 15-17, 2020
Honolulu, Hawai'i
Exceptional presentations + rest, relaxation, and fun
10 Hrs CLE Credit, Incl. 3 Hrs of Ethics*
Questions? Contact Sara Garber: 773-288-9304;
Conference
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10 Hours of CLE Credit
Incl. 3 hours of Ethics*
Registration Fee:
$285 attorneys
$35 law students (limited quantity)
Space is limited by venue. Register now!
The conference hotel is the Alohilani Resort located steps from Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, which is on the beautiful Island of Oahu.
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Registration Fee includes: attendance at the CLE Conference as well as coffee, tea, juice, and breakfast on Friday and Saturday before presentations. Also included are appetizers and 2 free drinks at the welcome event, which will take place Thursday evening at the Alohilani poolside lounge
Schedule:
Thurs 5-7pm Welcome event
* appetizers + 2 free drinks by pool
Fri 8:00am-1:30pm Lectures
* breakfast included
Sat 8:00am-1:30pm Lectures
* breakfast included
A credit card is required to reserve the room but you are not charged until arrival. Rooms are first come, first served and can be cancelled or changed up to a week before arrival with no fee - so book now to secure your room
Explore Hawai'i
The conference is designed to leave afternoons free for you to enjoy Hawai'i - the hotel can help you organize any excursions to go snorkeling, whale watching, or exploring nearby volcanos, falls, and other natural attractions - or you can grab a rental car and drive along the coast.
Here are some of our favorite Ohau Suggestions:
* Whale / Dolphin Boat Ride in Waikiki
* Hike to Diamond Head
* Snorkeling at Hanauma Bay
* Surfing, snorkeling, exploring the beaches, waterfalls, and towns of the beautiful North Shore
The hotel has ocean view rooms and a salt water infinity pool with food and drinks by day and poolside bar w/ live music + fire pits nightly
The hotel houses two critically acclaimed restaurants including Morimoto Asia by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto
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You will also find a two story oceanarium in the lobby with daily fish feedings as well as a fitness center and spa – w/ tennis courts, batting cages, indoor/outdoor workout equipment + yoga studio. And more...
Questions ?
If you have any questions or ideas please reach out to us:
Sara Garber
Thedford Garber Law
Cell: 773-288-9304
Email:
If you want to stay at the hotel but it is booked at the time you try to reserve, email me - I have set aside some extra rooms and they may be available.
Presentations
We are excited to curate another year of excellent and informative presentations at a reasonable cost in the areas of criminal defense and plaintiff's civil rights litigation (police misconduct, prisoners rights) and important areas of overlap.
What to Expect When You are Expecting DNA: Deconstructing a Forensic DNA Case + DNA Q&A with Dr. Reich
Use of Experts in Excessive Force and Other Civil Rights Cases
David Owens
Civil Rights Attorney
Seattle / Chicago
Lecturer in Law at the University of Chicago
The Intersection Between Civil Rights and Wrongful Convictions
Navigating Evidentiary Landmines: Getting It In and Keeping it Out
Tony Thedford
Criminal Defense Attorney
Adjunct Professor, DePaul University College of Law
Creative and Compelling Bond Court Arguments in the Context of Nationwide Bond Reform Efforts
Sara Garber
Criminal Defense and Civil Rights Attorney
Adjunct Professor, DePaul University College of Law
Brett Balmer
Cook County Public Defender
Homicide Task Force
The 8th Amendment in 21st Century Prison Litigation
Dr. Pablo Stewart
Clinical / Forensic Psychiatrist with a focus on mental health in prison,
Court-ordered monitor in prison mental health reform litigation
Professor, University of Hawai'i and University of California
Litigating Under Occupation (A Panel): Lessons from the Mauna Kea Cases, the Hawaiian Movement, and Other Local Civil Rights Battles
Dexter Ke`eaumoku Ka`iama - civil rights attorney specializing in fighting the illegal occupation of the Hawaiian Kingdom
Stephen Laudig - civil rights and movement attorney representing Hawaiian activists
Dr. Keanu Sai - Political Scientist Specializing in Hawaiian and International Relations, founding member of the Hawaiian Society of Law & Politics, lead Agent for the Hawaiian Kingdom in arbitration proceedings before the Court of Arbitration
* Illinois CLE credit for 10 hours, including 3 hours of ethics pending. We will assist any attendee with CLE credit in their jurisdictions, most of which will allow reciprocal credit for courses approved in Illinois - We provide forms/info for CLE in all other jurisdictions.
** Postponed from original dates of May 2020 due to global health crisis