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Greetings all:

I wanted to make you aware of our Civil Rights CLE coming up on November 16^th. Please feel free to share with those in your association that are practicing plaintiff attorneys. If they are interested in membership in WSAJ, they can contact me directly. I am happy to answer any questions. Thank you. –Sara Crumb

Cutting Edge Civil Rights Issues:
Police Misconduct, Homeless' Rights, and Prisoners' Rights
Civil Rights CLE with Updated Deskbook

Chairpersons: Jay Krulewitch & Ada Wong
Deskbook Editor: Nathan Roberts
November 16, 2017
4.0 Law & Legal Credits
Motif Hotel, Seattle
Online Registration

11:50-12:00    Welcome and Opening (Boxed lunch available before seminar)
Chairpersons: Jay Krulewitch, Seattle Attorney and Ada Wong, Mountlake Terrace Attorney
12:00-1:00    Judicial Panel Discussion: Tips from the Bench
Judge Stephanie Arend, Pierce Co. Superior Court and Senior Judge John C. Coughenour, U.S. District, and Justice Faith Ireland (Ret.)
1:00-1:15 Case Selection & Investigation
Jay Krulewitch, Seattle Attorney
1:15-1:30 Break
1:30-2:00 Investigation & Discovery in Police Shooting Cases:
Lessons Learned from Thomas v. City of Lakewood, et. Al.
Tiffany Cartwright, Seattle Attorney
2:00-2:25 Qualified Immunity on Summary Judgement
   Darryl Parker, Seattle Attorney
2:25-2:50 The Government Cannot Steal from You Even if You Are Homeless
   Peter Fels, Vancouver Attorney and Moloy Good, Vancouver Attorney
2:50-3:15 How to Prove Compensatory and Punitive Damages in a Police Misconduct Case
   Mary Anderson, Bothell Attorney
3:15-3:30 Break
3:30-3:50 When is Denial of Medical Care a Constitutional Violation?
   Nathan Roberts, Tacoma Attorney
3:50-4:15    Jail Death Litigation: Overview, Issues and Pitfalls
Ed Budge, Seattle Attorney
4:15-4:30 Q & A

Please join us afterwards for our Diversity Happy Hour at Frolik at the Motif sponsored by Ringler Associates.

WSAJ Civil Rights Deskbook – Included in your tuition
Table of Contents
Chapter I          Public Accommodation
Chapter II         Fair Housing
Chapter III        Overview of Employment Discrimination
Chapter IV        Educational Rights of Children with Disabilities
Chapter V         Prisoners’ Rights
Chapter VI        Freedom of Speech, Petition, Assembly, Association, Religion, and Anti-Establishment of Religion
Chapter VII       Police Misconduct|
Chapter VIII      The Right to Know: Washington’s Public Records Act and Federal Freedom of Information Act
Chapter IX        Civil Rights Immunities
Chapter X         Attorney Fees and Costs
Chapter XI        Interplay Between § 1983 and Americans with Disabilities Act – NEW CHAPTER!

Upcoming Events

December 8^th • WA State Convention Center, Seattle

Fighting for Justice in a Divided World: Ordinary Heroes in Trial

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2017 Annual Holly Ball – It’s A Wonderful Night!

Reserve your room with our special rate today!

Sara Crumb

Member Services Director

206.464.1011

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Conrad Reynoldson, Attorney at Law

Washington Civil & Disability Advocate

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Seattle, WA 98105

Office (206) 855-3134

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