Indiana CLE - Constitutional Law Courses
Indiana CLE
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How to Free Lifers: Parole Law in California
Securing parole for individuals serving life sentences in California requires a sharp understanding of both legal nuance and human narrative. This CLE course demystifies the parole process for lifers, offering attorneys a practical roadmap to preparing for hearings before the Board of Parole Hearings. From crafting rehabilitation narratives and analyzing psychological assessments to addressing institutional history and legal eligibility, this program equips practitioners with the tools... More Info
$291.1General Credits -
Comparative Constitutional Law: Lessons for U.S. Attorneys from Eastern Europe and the EU
Eastern Europe is undergoing profound constitutional and legal shifts, with national legal systems evolving in response to changing political realities and broader global influences. This CLE program offers U.S. attorneys a practical roadmap to understanding these developments, with a special emphasis on how they relate to cross-border legal practice. Beginning with an in-depth review of selected Eastern European countries as sovereign actors redefining their legal identities, the cour... More Info
$551.5General Credits -
Understanding Deadly Force: Core Principles and Pennsylvania Law
Deadly force and self-defense are among the most challenging areas of Pennsylvania law, requiring more than a basic understanding of fear or imminent harm. The law of justification is highly technical, combining statutory text, judicial rulings, and evidentiary principles that dictate how these cases unfold in practice. This CLE program introduces attorneys to the essential building blocks of deadly force law. It explains when the use of deadly force is legally recognized, the procedura... More Info
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Beyond Hearsay: Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s New Standard for Preliminary Hearings
For years, Pennsylvania practitioners have grappled with a murky standard for preliminary hearings, uncertain about just how much evidence was needed to proceed. That ambiguity has now ended. In a decisive opinion, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has settled the debate, holding that hearsay alone cannot satisfy the burden of proof at this stage of a criminal case. This CLE program will walk participants through the case’s background, the Court’s analysis, and the decision’s impact on da... More Info
$291General Credit
