CCBA is pleased to announce its August MCLE Webinar!
“Changes in Sex Case Laws”
presented by Laura Arnold
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Laura Arnold has dedicated the past quarter-century of her life to battling
unjust, irrational, and unconstitutional laws and government actions.
She started as a deputy public defender with San Diego County in 1995.
In 2013, she moved to Riverside County and assumed leadership of the Public
Defender’s Writs & Appeals Unit. In February, 2019, Laura was
appointed Chief Public Defender for Stanislaus County. She resigned from
that position last month and once again assumes the title of "Deputy
Public Defender" (handling PC 1170.95 proceedings for San Diego County).
She is the President of the California Public Defender’s Association
and, since 2016, has been serving, by appointment of the Chief Justice
of the California Supreme Court, as one of two criminal defense attorneys
on the Criminal Law Advisory Committee to the California Judicial Council.
Her two teenaged daughters are aptly named “Brady” and “Miranda”.
Since 2006, Laura has presented statewide regarding postconviction consequences
of sex crimes convictions. Laura enjoys nothing more than helping good
lawyers to great work for their clients and is excited to be presenting
to the CCBA.
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Reminder: CCBA will continue to offer meetings with participatory MCLE
credit for the Los Angeles Criminal Defense community throughout the rest
of 2021. Become a member of CCBA today for access to free meetings. Non-members
will be required to purchase a ticket for $25 per meeting.
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Tuesday August 10, 2021 at 6:30 p.m.
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There is no fee for CCBA members for this event.
There is a $25 fee for non-CCBA members for this event.
Please purchase your ticket via the link below:
After purchasing your ticket, you will receive an email containing the
Zoom registration link for the Webinar. Please use the Zoom registration
link to register for the Webinar. After registering, you will receive
an email with information on joining the Zoom Webinar. Please do not share
your Zoom registration link.
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Up to one hour of MCLE participatory credit will be provided by certificates
sent to attendees of the event via the email used to register.
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The Criminal Courts Bar Association’s Statement Regarding Increase
in Hate Incidents Against Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
The Criminal Courts Bar Association condemns all senseless and unprovoked
assaults and crimes against our brothers and sisters in the Asian community.
We raise our collective voice to bring attention to this alarming crisis,
as well as to condemn racism and xenophobia in all its manifestations.
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