Child’s counsel must understand how risk assessments and evaluations are considered in developing dispositional recommendations and how conditions of probation must be tailored to the individual client. The ability to effectively communicate and collaborate with the child client in order to develop a dispositional plan is critical.
This webinar will address these essential topics as well as provide a foundational understanding of how the probation system ideally functions and how this is relevant to the work of the juvenile defender. In addition, since the responsibilities of child’s counsel do not end at disposition, this webinar will address the juvenile defender’s responsibility to counsel the juvenile client on their right to appeal and provide continued advocacy at all review or revocation hearings.
Part of the Series: In Defense of Juveniles: What Delinquency Attorneys Need to Know about Working with and on Behalf of Youth
Title:
Disposition, Post-Disposition, and ProbationPart of the Series: In Defense of Juveniles: What Delinquency Attorneys Need to Know about Working with and on Behalf of Youth
Date/Time:
May 7, 20211:00 am to 1:00 pm PST
Presenters:
Jennifer Cannady, JD and Brian Richart
Credit:
Credit:
The University of San Diego School of Law is a State Bar of California-approved MCLE provider and this event has been approved for 2 hours of general MCLE credit.
- June 11, 2021; 1:00 am to 1:00 pm PST
- Ethical Duties and Best Practices in Working with Youth: Considerations Related to Culture, Race, and Special Circumstances
Presenters: Hon. Marian Gaston, Christian Bijoux
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