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The Criminal Courts Bar Association Welcomes
Jack Earley
Mr. Earley was the first attorney to try a death penalty case in the state
of California. During his career he has tried over 300 jury trials in
Riverside County and Orange County.
"CONNECTING TO JURORS WITH EMPATHY NOT SYMPATHY"
**CHANGE OF DATE **
Wednesday, September 5, 2018
Board Meeting at 6:00 p.m.
Cocktails/Reception at 6:30 p.m.
Dinner Meeting begins promptly at 7:00 p.m.
$40 per person (checks made out to "Criminal Courts Bar Association")
Taix French Restaurant
1911 W. Sunset Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90026
1.0 MCLE
Reservations advised. Pay by credit card
online or at meeting.
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Moments from the CCBA 2018 65th Annual Awards Dinner:
- Outgoing 2017 President Evan P. Freed received recognition for his contributions to CCBA
- Attorney Michael L. Kogan received the Morton Herbert Award for Outstanding
Community Service
- Attorney Robert J. Wilson received the Joseph Rosen Award for Lifetime
Achievement
- Attorney Christopher C. Chaney received the Jerry Giesler Award for Trial
Attorney of the Year
- Detective Michael Bender received the Johnnie Cochran Jr. Award for the
Relentless Pursuit of Justice
- Honorable Frederick N. Wapner received the Honorable Robert Takasugi Award
for Judicial Excellence
- Honorable Steve Cooley received the President's Award for Exceptional
Contributions to the Criminal Justice System.
