CCBA is pleased to announce its October MCLE Webinar!
Immigration Consequences of a Criminal Case
Presented by Albert Camacho Jr.
If you practice criminal law in Southern California knowledge of the Immigration
Consequences of your case is a must.
This month we have a very knowledgeable person to speak on the subject.
Albert Camacho Jr. has been an attorney with the Los Angeles County Office
of the Public Defender since 1994. He has extensive trial and appellate
court experience, and is currently assigned to the Immigration Unit, where
he advises fellow attorneys on the immigration consequences of proposed
criminal plea bargains and provides in-house training in this complex
area of criminal law.
Mr. Camacho is a graduate of the Gould School of Law at the University
of Southern California. He is also a graduate of California State University,
Northridge, with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics. He resides
in Alhambra with Dolores, his wife of nearly 20 years, and their three
cats: Hocus, Pocus, and Jo.
This subject matter touches everyone’s practice - misdemeanor, felony,
state, federal.
Don’t miss it!
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Tuesday October 12, 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:
HTTPS://WWW.LACCBA.SHOP/
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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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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2021 Awards Dinner Postponement
President's Message
To CCBA’s Membership:
First, I want to thank all who participated in the survey and/or provided
comments on the Awards Dinner.
Your input made it easier for the Board to reach a determination that is
best for the CCBA and the safety of our members.
The September 25, 2021 Awards Dinner has been rescheduled. The new date
is to be determined.
The awardees have been notified and understand the situation.
To refresh your recollection the current slate of awardees is:
2020
MORTON HERBERT SERVICE AWARD
Deputy District Attorney Robert L. Grace, Jr.
ROBERT TAKASUGI JUDICIAL EXCELLENCE AWARD
Honorable Charlaine F. Olmedo
JOSEPH ROSEN JUSTICE AWARD
Attorney Frank P. Duncan
JERRY GIESLER MEMORIAL AWARD
Attorney Karen L. Goldstein
PRESIDENT’S AWARD
Ezekiel P. Perlo/Directing Attorney, Los Angeles County Bar Association,
Indigent Criminal Defense Appointments Program
2021
PRESIDENT’S AWARD
The Criminal Division of the Los Angeles Superior Court, including its
Judges, Judicial Assistants, Court Reporters, Bailiffs, and Interpreters
Note: Only one award will recognize efforts expended in 2020. The criminal
courts and all staff will be recognized for keeping the criminal courts
open throughout the pandemic.
Judge Olmedo joked when told about the delayed event, “Can I tell
people I’ve been CCBA’s judge of the year for 3 years running?”
I am glad someone still has a sense of humor!
We will continue our monthly Zoom meetings on the 2nd Tuesday of the month.
Look for our September 14th meeting announcement soon to come.
I hope we can all get together and celebrate our profession next year.
Sincerely,
Carey Caruso
President of CCBA