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CCBA is pleased to annouce its April Webinar!
When Forensic Evidence Reveals the Bad Apple: A Case Study in Ethics &
Prosecutorial Misconduct
Presented by Justin Rosas
Justin Rosas received his JD from the University of Kentucky J. David Rosenberg
College of Law and became a public defender in Medford, Oregon for the
next six years, eventually practicing almost exclusively in cases with
mandatory minimum sentences.
He currently is a criminal defense lawyer based in Medford, Oregon. Since
2013, he has run the Law Office of Justin Rosas and practices throughout
southern Oregon and around the country in state and federal courts. He
is a member of the faculty of the Trial Skills College (hosted by Oregon
Criminal Defense Lawyers Association), has served as chair of the State
Professional Responsibility Board (SPRB), and has prosecuted bar violations
against prosecutors for the Oregon State Bar (OSB). He is the co-chair
of the Diversity Committee and on the Board of Directors of the National
Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL) and the National Criminal
Defense College (NCDC). In his free time, he loves running marathon distance
or longer races and is a huge fan of University of Kentucky Wildcats basketball.
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Tuesday April 12, 2022 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 2022. 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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