Symposium on Scientific Evidence in Complex Civil Litigation - On-Demand #MCLE

Welcome to the NJC’s Symposium on Scientific Evidence in Complex Civil Litigation. The NJC presented this three-part symposium live in San Diego in April 2010 and simultaneously streamed it live over the Internet. We received numerous requests to make this available in recorded form, and we are delighted to now make the presentations available to you.
Title:
Symposium on Scientific Evidence in Complex Civil Litigation
When/Where:
Recorded Webcast
By:
National Judicial College
Speakers:

• Honorable Richard D. Aldrich, Associate Justice of the Court of Appeal of California, who chaired the California Judicial Council’s Business Court Study Task Force in 1996 and the Complex Litigation Tax Force in 1997
• Honorable Victoria Gerrard Chaney, Associate Justice of the Court of Appeal of California, who presided over civil actions at the Los Angeles Superior Court Complex Litigation Division for a decade before elevation to the appellate court
• David L. Faigman, John F. Digardi Distinguished Professor of Law the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, and Director of the UCSF/UC Hastings Consortium on Law, Science & Health Policy, who writes extensively on the law’s use of science and constitutional law and lectures regularly to state and federal judges on issues concerning science and the law. 

Credit:

• Washington State: 2.5 Credits Activity ID 333527 (Note: the live program had a different ID than the recording)
• Other Jurisdictions: Consult your credit-granting authority. The speakers and content appear suitable for credit in many states.

Format Notes:
This program was recorded in 2010. The symposium three modules of varying lengths for a total of three hours. The modules include PowerPoint presentation (the PowerPoint slides are also included in the video presentations); learning objectives; and recommended reading materials. An audio file contains the live presentation of Justice Richard Aldrich and the video files contain the re-recordings of the presentations of Justice Chaney and Professor Faigman
More:
http://www.judges.org/webcasts/recorded/symposium-complexlit.html