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SCHEDULE
SUNDAY, JUNE 7
Room Captains:
MAGNOLIA:
AZALEA I, II, III:
Robert A. Kutcher
Hon. Robert M. Murphy
1:50-2:00 p.m.
MAGNOLIA
Opening Greeting
Chief Justice Bernette Johnson • LA Supreme Court • New Orleans
Joseph L. “Larry” Shea, Jr. • LSBA President; Bradley Murchison Kelly & Shea • Shreveport
2:00-3:00 p.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
How We Rise: The Neuroscience of Leadership, Innovation and Balance in the Law - ETHICS
Kimberly Papillon, Esq., Judicial Professor •THEBETTERMIND.COM
AZALEA I, II, III
A HOLISTIC LOOK AT BALANCED TRANSITION FROM JUDICIAL RETIREMENT
(Non-CLE credit)
Achieving Balance in Retirement: Judicial Retirement and Attendant Issues
(Judges Only Session)
Randy Certoma • Judicial Admin. Office; Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
3:00-3:10 p.m.
Break
3:10-4:10 p.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
How We Rise: The Neuroscience of Leadership, Innovation and Balance in the Law – ETHICS
(continued)
Kimberly Papillon, Esq., Judicial Professor •THEBETTERMIND.COM
AZALEA I, II, III
(Non-CLE credit)
Group Benefits: The Interesting Nuances for Judges (Judges Only Session)
Dean Moberley • Office of Group Benefits, Agency Services Director • Baton Rouge
4:10-4:20 p.m.
Break
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SCHEDULE
SUNDAY, JUNE 7
4:20-5:20 p.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Understanding Our Biases to Effectuate Positive Behaviors Resulting in Becoming More
Innovative and Better Leaders - PROFESSIONALISM
Paulette Brown • ABA President Elect; Locke Lord, LLP • Morristown, NJ
AZALEA I, II, III
(1 credit)
Keeping Those Synapses Firing: Ad Hoc Judging Post Judicial Retirement - ETHICS
(Judges Only Session)
Hon. Carolyn Gill-Jefferson (Ret.) • Attorney at Law • New Orleans
5:20-5:30 p.m.
Break
5:30-6:30 p.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Lessons in Leadership in a VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain and Complex) World
George W. Casey, Jr., US Army (Ret.) • President and CEO, Minot Group LLC • Arlington, VA
AZALEA I, II, III
(1 credit)
Living the Good Life after Judicial Retirement (Judges Only Session) - PROFESSIONALISM
Dr. David Schjott • Northwest Florida State College • Niceville, FL
Hon. Carolyn Gill-Jefferson (Ret.) • Attorney at Law • New Orleans
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Hon. Robert M. Murphy • 5 Circuit Court of Appeal • Gretna
6:30-7:30 p.m.
Opening Reception
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SCHEDULE
MONDAY, JUNE 8
Room Captains:
MAGNOLIA:
AZALEA I:
AZALEA II:
AZALEA III:
CAMELLIA I:
CAMELLIA II:
JASMINE:
OAK BOARDROOM:
Lynn Luker (Mark Cunningham to Introduce Scott Rogers)
Emily Maw
Lottie Bash
Hon. Robert M. Murphy
Hon. Madeleine M. Landrieu
CLOSED ROOM
Graham Ryan
LSBA Staff
OPTIONAL PRE CLE SUNRISE ACTIVITIES
6:15-7:15 a.m.
CONFERENCE
CENTER STEPS
6:45-7:45 a.m.
AZALEA FOYER
Walk/Run – Get the Morning Started!
Join your peers for some exercise, fun, and networking!
Yoga – Morning Mindful Moment
Start the day with a refreshing and energizing 60 minute yoga session. Intended for beginner
and advanced practitioners alike, this yoga session will guide you through basic yoga
postures and breath awareness exercises.
(Please bring anything to yoga that you would need for class, for example a mat, towel, and water.)
Christina Sava • Institute for Mindfulness Studies
8:00-9:00 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
“Mindfulness in Law”
An overview of mindfulness, the science of mindfulness, and its application to the practice of law.
This discussion will establishes a foundation for the mindfulness workshops offered over the course
of Summer School.
Professor Scott Rogers • University of Miami, School of Law • Coral Gables, FL
Mark A. Cunningham, Introduction
(This session will be followed by 3 additional hours upstairs in the Jasmine Room
as well as 3 additional hours on Tuesday in the Jasmine Room for judges and lawyers.)
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SCHEDULE
MONDAY, JUNE 8
8:00-9:00 a.m. (Continued)
AZALEA I
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE SESSIONS FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(1 credit)
Atkins, Miller and Beyond
Hon. Scott J. Crichton • Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
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Hon. Brady D. O’Callaghan • 1 Judicial District Court • Shreveport
Terry M. Boudreaux • Jefferson Parish District Attorney’s Office • Gretna
Kerry P. Cuccia • SE Louisiana Capital Defense Project • New Orleans
AZALEA II
THE BUSINESS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(1 credit)
Professionalism and Office Management — PROFESSIONALISM
Lottie L. Bash • Gold, Weems, Bruser, Sues & Rundell • Alexandria
AZALEA III
A HOLISTIC LOOK AT BALANCED TRANSITION FROM JUDICIAL RETIREMENT
(Non-CLE credit)
Achieving Balance in Retirement: Judicial Retirement and Attendant Issues
(Judges Only Session)
Randy Certoma • Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
CAMELLIA I
BACK TO BASICS: IT’S ALL ABOUT NEW JUDGES (Judges Only Sessions)
(1 credit)
Getting It Right for Families: Family Law Discourse (Judges Only Session)
th
Hon. David A. Blanchet • 15 Judicial District Court • Lafayette
Hon. Pamela J. Baker • East Baton Rouge Family Court • Baton Rouge
th
Hon. Lilynn A. Cutrer • 14 Judicial District Court • Lake Charles
CAMELLIA II
Closed Room
JASMINE
(1 credit)
Arbitration: The Pitfalls, Problems and Shortcomings: When Can/Should a Court Step In
James M. Garner • Sher Garner Cahill Richter Klein & Hilbert • New Orleans
Thomas J. Madigan II • Sher Garner Cahill Richter Klein & Hilbert • New Orleans
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SCHEDULE
MONDAY, JUNE 8
9:00-9:10 a.m.
Break
9:10-10:10 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
AZALEA I
(1 credit)
Fairness in an Era of Mass Incarceration
Bryan Stevenson • Founder, Equal Justice Initiative and author, “Just Mercy”
Introduction: Emily Maw • Director, New Orleans Innocence Project • New Orleans
(This session will be followed by 2 additional hours upstairs in Jasmine & Azalea I Room )
Domestic Relations Law — Recent Legislative and Jurisprudential Updates
th
Hon. David A. Blanchet • 15 Judicial District Court • Lafayette
th
Hon. Charles G. Fitzgerald • 15 Judicial District Court • Lafayette
AZALEA II
THE BUSINESS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(Non-CLE credit)
The Professional Hiring Process
Veronica Cheneau • Deputy Judicial Administration, HR, LA Supreme Court • New Orleans
Yolanda Bounchand • HR Consultant, LA Supreme Court • New Orleans
AZALEA III
(Non-CLE credit)
Group Benefits: The Interesting Nuances for Judges (Judges Only Session)
Dean Moberley • Office of Group Benefits • Baton Rouge
CAMELLIA I
BACK TO BASICS: IT’S ALL ABOUT NEW JUDGES (Judges Only Session)
(1 credit)
Pre-Trial and Trial Practice: Criminal Law Confab
th
Hon. Marilyn C. Castle • 15 Judicial District Court • Lafayette
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Hon. Lori A. Landry • 16 Judicial District Court • St. Martinville
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Hon. Michael A. Pitman • 1 Judicial District Court • Shreveport
CAMELLIA II
Closed Room
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SCHEDULE
MONDAY, JUNE 8
9:10-10:45 a.m.
JASMINE
(1.5 credits)
Introduction to Mindfulness: Enhancing Focus and Stress Reduction
An exploration of mindfulness insights and experiential practices centering on the cultivation of
greater focus and wellbeing.
(This session is limited to 20 people)
Hon. Chris McAliley • U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida • Miami, FL
Professor Scott Rogers • University of Miami, School of Law • Coral Gables, FL
10:10-10:20 a.m.
Break
10:20-11:20 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Changes in the Delivery of Legal Services: The Impact on Lawyers & the Judiciary —
PROFESSIONALISM
Judy Perry Martinez • Chair, ABA Commission on the Future of Legal Services • New Orleans
AZALEA I
CRIMINAL LAW & PROCEDURE FOR LAWYERS & JUDGES
(1 credit)
Addressing Vulnerable Populations — Children, People with Disabilities or Trauma
and Confronting Race and Poverty - (Follow Up Session)
(This is an interactive session with Bryan Stevenson and our hour one panel)
Bryan Stevenson • Founder, Equal Justice Initiative and author, “Just Mercy”
Facilitator: Emily Maw, Director, New Orleans Innocence Project
Active Voices:
Hon. Scott J. Crichton • Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
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Hon. Brady D. O’Callaghan • 1 Judicial District Court • Shreveport
Terry M. Boudreaux • Jefferson Parish District Attorney’s Office • Gretna
Kerry P. Cuccia • SE Louisiana Capital Defense Project • New Orleans
AZALEA II
THE BUSINESS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(1 credit)
Collegiality vs. Efficiency – Are We a Family, a Business, or ALL of the Above?
PROFESSIONALISM
Facilitator:
Lottie L. Bash • Gold, Weems, Bruser, Sues & Rundell • Alexandria
Panelists:
Hon. Dee D. Drell • US District Court, Western Dist. of La. • Alexandria
Hon. Richard T. Haik • US District Court, Western Dist. of La. • Lafayette
Richard J. Arsenault • Neblett Beard & Arsenault • Alexandria
Joseph H. Perez-Montes • Gold, Weems, Bruser, Sues & Rundell • Alexandria
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SCHEDULE
MONDAY, JUNE 8
10:20-11:20 a.m. (Continued)
AZALEA III
A HOLISTIC LOOK AT BALANCED TRANSITION FROM JUDICIAL RETIREMENT
(1 credit)
Keeping Those Synapses Firing: Ad Hoc Judging Post Judicial Retirement
(Judges Only Session)
Hon. Carolyn Gill-Jefferson (Ret.) • Attorney at Law • New Orleans
CAMELLIA I
BACK TO BASICS: IT’S ALL ABOUT NEW JUDGES (Judges Only Session)
(1 credit)
Exceptions, Motions, and Trials: Civil Law Dialogue
st
Moderator: Hon. Guy P. Holdridge • 1 Circuit Court of Appeal • Gonzales
Panelists:
Hon. Tiffany G. Chase • Orleans Parish Civil District Court • New Orleans
th
Hon. Stephen C. Grefer • 24 Judicial District Court • Gretna
Hon. Robin M. Giarrusso • Orleans Parish Civil District Court • New Orleans
CAMELLIA II
Closed Room
10:45-11:00 a.m.
JASMINE
Break and Yoga Condensed: Short Stretch
(Please bring anything to yoga that you would need for class, for example a mat, towel, and water.)
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
JASMINE
(1.5 credits)
11:20-11:30 a.m.
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Mindfulness Techniques for Dealing with Difficult Clients and Colleagues —
PROFESSIONALISM
Mindfulness practices can be of benefit in relating more effectively to challenging situations and
people. This session explores mindfulness insights and exercises that can be helpful. Attendance in
the “Introduction to Mindfulness” session is not necessary to benefit from this session.
Hon. Chris McAliley • U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida • Miami, FL
Professor Scott Rogers • University of Miami, School of Law • Coral Gables, FL
Break
SCHEDULE
MONDAY, JUNE 8
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Nurse Geneva: A Tale of Public Health in Rural Louisiana and Beyond
What does the life of a public health nurse in rural Louisiana have to do with global public
health? As the recent Ebola and Measles crises showed, your public health issues may not be so
different than those faced by others in our increasingly globalized world.
Dabney P. Evans, Ph.D., MPH • Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University • Atlanta, Ga.
(There will be two follow up sessions to this session on Tuesday in Azalea II from 8:00 to 10:10 a.m.)
AZALEA I
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE SESSIONS FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(1 credit)
Addressing Vulnerable Populations — Children, People with Disabilities or Trauma
and Confronting Race and Poverty - (Follow Up Session)
Bryan Stevenson • Founder, Equal Justice Initiative and author, “Just Mercy”
Facilitator: Emily Maw, Director, New Orleans Innocence Project
Active Voices:
Hon. Scott J. Crichton • Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
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Hon. Brady D. O’Callaghan • 1 Judicial District Court • Shreveport
Terry M. Broudreuax • Jefferson Parish District Attorney’s Office • Gretna
Kerry P. Cuccia • SE Louisiana Capital Defense Project • New Orleans
AZALEA II
THE BUSINESS OF THE LEGAL PROFESSION FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(Non-CLE credit)
Entrepreneurialism and Rainmaking in a Rapidly Evolving Legal World
David H. Freeman • David Freeman Consulting Group • Coral Springs, Calif.
AZALEA III
A HOLISTIC LOOK AT BALANCED TRANSITION FROM JUDICIAL RETIREMENT
(1 credit)
Living the Good Life after Judicial Retirement — PROFESSIONALISM (Judges Only Session)
Dr. David Schjott • Northwest Florida State College • Niceville, Fla.
Hon. Carolyn Gill-Jefferson (Ret.) • Attorney at Law • New Orleans
th
Hon. Robert M. Murphy • 5 Circuit Court of Appeal • Gretna
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SCHEDULE
MONDAY, JUNE 8
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
(Continued)
CAMELLIA I
BACK TO BASICS: IT’S ALL ABOUT NEW JUDGES
(1 credit)
Lawyers to Judges: Being the Best Judge You Can Be from the Lawyers’ Perspective —
PROFESSIONALISM (Judges Only Session)
Robert A. Kutcher • Chopin, Wagar, Richard & Kutcher • Metairie
H. Minor Pipes III • Barrasso, Usdin, Kupperman, Freeman & Sarver • New Orleans
CAMELLIA II
12:45-4:45 p.m.
Closed Room
OAK BOARDROOM
(Non-CLE credit)
Distinguish Yourself from the Crowd: Creating and Implementing Innovative Business
Strategies (eight 30 minute time slots, with the first session beginning at 12:45)
Take advantage of the opportunity to meet one-on-one with Mr. Freeman in the afternoon
following his program "Entrepreneurialism and Rainmaking in a Rapidly Evolving Legal World."
Mr. Freeman will be available to speak with attendees about their business development
ideas and strategies. SPACE IS LIMITED!! SIGN –UP SHEET AT REGISTRATION DESK!
4:00-4:30 p.m.
AZALEA FOYER
Yoga: Mindful Movement
Enjoy a 30-minute session to rejuvenate and replenish. Intended for the beginner and advanced
practitioner alike while standing or sitting in a chair.
(Please bring anything to yoga that you would need for class, for example a mat, towel, and water.)
Christina Sava • Institute for Mindfulness Studies
5:00 p.m.
Judge Tom Daley Afternoon Run —
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The 1 annual Judge Tom Daley run, featuring many of Judge Daley’s famous and infamous running
buddies. Run will start and end at Elephant Walk, Beachside
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SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
Room Captains:
MAGNOLIA:
AZALEA I:
AZALEA II:
AZALEA III:
CAMELLIA I:
CAMELLIA II:
JASMINE:
Patrick Talley
Hon. Lori A. Landry
Hon. Allison H. Penzato
Darrel J. Papillion
Hon. Patricia E. Koch
James A. Brown
Graham Ryan
OPTIONAL PRE CLE SUNRISE ACTIVITIES
6:15-7:15 a.m.
CONFERENCE
CENTER STEPS
Walk/Run – Get the Morning Started!
Join your peers for some exercise, fun, and networking!
6:30-7:30 a.m.
AZALEA FOYER
Yoga – Morning Mindful Moment
Start the day with a refreshing and energizing 60 minute yoga session. Intended for beginner
and advanced practitioners alike, this yoga session will guide you through basic yoga
postures and breath awareness exercises.
(Please bring anything to yoga that you would need for class, for example a mat, towel, and water.)
Christina Sava • Institute for Mindfulness Studies
8:00-9:00 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Louisiana Civil Procedure: Recent Updates
st
Hon. Guy P. Holdridge • 1 Circuit Court of Appeal • Gonzales
AZALEA I
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(1 credit)
United States Supreme Court: Constitutional Criminal Cases 2015
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Hon. Brady G. O’Callaghan • 1 Judicial District Court • Shreveport
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SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
8:00-9:00 a.m. (Continued)
AZALEA II
(1 credit)
PUBLIC HEALTH, THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE LAW
Balancing Public Health and Human Rights
This session will provide an overview of international human rights law and in particular the right to
health.
Dabney P. Evans, Ph.D., MPH • Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University • Atlanta, Ga.
AZALEA III
CIVIL TOPICS
(1 credit)
The Influence of French Law and History in Louisiana – Then and Now
Warren A. Perrin • Perrin, Landry & deLaunay • Lafayette
CAMELLIA I
(1 credit)
Negotiating: Does Gender, Race, or Age Affect the Process
Hon. Carolyn Gill-Jefferson (Ret.) • Attorney at Law • New Orleans
Lynn Luker • Law Office of Lynn Luker • New Orleans
CAMELLIA II
Lessons in Commercial, Business and Tax Topics for Judges and Lawyers
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the LSBA Corporate and Business Law Section,
Tax Law Section, and Loyola Law School.)
(1 credit)
Current Insurance Types and Forms — It’s a Moving Target
Marie A. Moore • Sher Garner Cahill Richter Klein & Hilbert • New Orleans
JASMINE
(1 credit)
Medical Malpractice: Particular and Thorny Issues
Moderator:
Hon. Nakisha Ervin-Knott • Orleans Parish Civil District Court • New Orleans
Panelists:
Nairda (Lesa) T. Colón • Frilot • New Orleans
Kara Hadican Samuels • Kara Hadican Samuels and Associates • New Orleans
9:00-9:10 a.m.
Break
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SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
9:10-10:10 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Lying in Wait with a Deadly Motion: Winning (or losing) Your Case before Trial – Current
Strategies for Handling Motions for Summary Judgment, Motions in Limine and Other
Dispositive Motions
Edward J. Walters, Jr. • Walters, Papillion, Thomas, Cullens • Baton Rouge
AZALEA I
CRIMINAL LAW AND PRODEDURE FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(1 credit)
Louisiana Public Defender Funding: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Cloyce C. Clark III • Caddo Parish District Attorney's Office • Shreveport
Dwight M. Doskey • Capital Defense Project of Southeast LA • Covington
John W. Lindner II • 22nd Judicial District Public Defender • Covington
AZALEA II
PUBLIC HEALTH, THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE LAW
(1 credit)
The ABCs of Public Health: ACA to Zoonosis
Ever wonder what you’d do if a health care worker in your area returned form an Ebola affected
country? Or what if a parent sought a vaccine exemption for measles? How public health may impact
your decision making.
Dabney P. Evans, Ph.D., MPH • Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University • Atlanta, Ga.
AZALEA III
(1 credit)
Ethics in the Clouds: Ethics Issues in the Realm of eDiscovery - ETHICS
Kent A. Lambert • Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz • New Orleans
William M. Ross • Stanley, Reuter, Ross, Thornton & Alford • New Orleans
CAMELLIA I
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: WORK/LIFE BALANCE – (Judges Only Session)
(1 credit)
Developing Strategies for Work/Life Balance: The Strengths of Women at Work and at Home –
Session 1 (Judges Only Session) — PROFESSIONALISM
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Hon. Patricia E. Koch • 9 Judicial District Court • Alexandria
Susie Drell, LCSW • Alexandria
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SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
9:10-10:10 a.m. (Continued)
CAMELLIA II
LESSONS IN COMMERCIAL, BUSINESS AND TAX TOPICS FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the LSBA Corporate and Business Law Section,
Taxation Section, and Loyola Law School.)
(1 credit)
Ethics in Organizational Representation – ETHICS
James A. Brown • Liskow & Lewis • New Orleans
9:15-10:45 a.m.
JASMINE
(1.5 credits)
Introduction to Mindfulness: Enhancing Focus and Stress Reduction
(Repeat Session for attendees who did not participate in Monday’s session.
This session is limited to 20 people)
Hon. Chris McAliley • U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida • Miami, FL
Professor Scott Rogers • University of Miami, School of Law • Coral Gables, FL
10:10-10:20 a.m.
Break
10:20-11:20 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Default Judgments — Potholes and Pitfalls
th
Hon. Hans J. Liljeberg • 5 Circuit Court of Appeal • Gretna
th
Hon. Lee V. Faulkner, Jr. • 24 Judicial District Court • Gretna
AZALEA I
Louisiana Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure: Recent Updates
Brian J. Capitelli • Capitelli & Wicker • New Orleans
Hon. Jonathan P. Friedman • Magistrate Commissioner, Silbert, Garon, Pitre & Friedman • New Orleans
AZALEA II
PUBLIC HEATH, THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE LAW
(1 credit)
Fracking: Erupting Areas in the Law
Katherine S. Baker • Bradley Murchison Kelly & Shea • Shreveport
Carl T. Conrad • Blue Williams • Mandeville
Gary L. Kinsland • School of Geosciences, University of La. at Lafayette
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SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
10:20-11:20 a.m. (Continued)
AZALEA III
(1 credit)
LUTPA — Louisiana Unfair Trade Practices Act: How to Try Your Case
Robert A. Kutcher • Chopin, Wagar, Richard & Kutcher • Metairie
Kyle D. Schonekas • Schonekas, Evans, McGoey & McEachin • New Orleans
CAMELLIA I
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: WORK/LIFE BALANCE — WOMEN JUDGE SESSIONS
(1 credit)
Developing Strategies for Work/Life Balance: The Strengths of Women at Work and at Home –
Session 2 (Judges Only Session) — PROFESSIONALISM
th
Hon. Sharon I. Marchman • 4 Judicial District Court • Monroe
Susie Drell, MSW, LCSW • Alexandria
CAMELLIA II
LESSONS IN COMMERCIAL, BUSINESS AND TAX TOPICS FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the LSBA Corporate and Business Law Section,
Taxation Section, and Loyola Law School.)
(1 credit)
Zoning and Land Use: Recent Developments
Randy P. Roussel • Phelps Dunbar • Baton Rouge
10:45-11:00 a.m.
JASMINE
Break and Yoga Condensed: Short Stretch
(Please bring anything to yoga that you would need for class, for example a mat, towel, and water.)
11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
JASMINE
(1.5 credits)
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Mindfulness, Procedural Fairness, and Effective Decision Making - PROFESSIONALISM
Litigants and their lawyers care deeply about procedural fairness, that is, how they are treated by
courts. In this session we will focus on open-minded attention to people and events.
Hon. Chris McAliley • U.S. District Court, Southern District of Florida • Miami, FL
Professor Scott Rogers • University of Miami, School of Law • Coral Gables, FL
SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
11:20-11:30 a.m.
Break
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Summary Judgments: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
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Hon. Guy P. Holdridge • 1 Circuit Court of Appeal • Gonzales
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Hon. Madeleine M. Landrieu • 4 Circuit Court of Appeal • New Orleans
AZALEA I
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE SESSIONS FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(1 credit)
Medical and Mental Health Issues in the Pre Adjudicated Jail Population
Hon. Karen K. Herman • Orleans Parish Criminal Court • New Orleans
Rob J. Reardon • Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office • Lafayette
John W. Thompson, Jr., M.D. • Tulane University Medical School • New Orleans
AZALEA II
Leadership: Strategies for Success in the Ever Changing Competitive Legal Market—
PROFESSIONALISM
Arturo Menefee • Auburn University • Auburn, Ala.
(1 credit)
AZALEA III
(1 credit)
Legacy Litigation and Downhole Claims for Lost Royalties
Robert B. McNeal • Liskow & Lewis • New Orleans
J. Michael Veron • Veron, Bice, Palermo & Wilson • Lake Charles
CAMELLIA I
WOMEN IN LEADERSHIP: WORK/LIFE BALANCE — WOMEN JUDGE SESSIONS
(1 credit)
Developing Strategies for Work/Life Balance: The Strengths of Women at Work and at Home –
Session 3 (Judges Only Session) — PROFESSIONALISM
Hon. Robin M. Giarrusso • Orleans Parish Civil District Court • New Orleans
Susie Drell, MSW, LCSW • Alexandria
CAMELLIA II
LESSONS IN COMMERCIAL, BUSINESS AND TAX TOPICS FOR JUDGES AND LAWYERS
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the LSBA Corporate and Business Law Section,
Taxation Section, and Loyola Law School.)
(1 credit)
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Tax Year in Review
(This session was produced in partnership with the LSBA Taxation Section)
B. Trevor Wilson • Jones Walker • Baton Rouge
SCHEDULE
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
12:45-1:00 p.m.
JASMINE
Yoga Condensed: Short Stretch
(Please bring anything to yoga that you would need for class, for example a mat, towel, and water.)
12:45-2:15 p.m.
AZALEA 2
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Post-Conviction Relief Meeting (Judges Only)
Hon. Scott J. Crichton • Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
Hon. Jeannette Theriot Knoll • Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
Prof. Cheney C. Joseph, Jr. • LSU Law Center • Baton Rouge
SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
Room Captains:
MAGNOLIA:
AZALEA I:
AZALEA II:
AZALEA III:
CAMELLIA I:
CAMELLIA II:
JASMINE:
H. Minor Pipes III
Hon. Peter J. Garcia
Val P. Exnicios
Jan M. Hayden
Hon. Douglas J. Saloom & Ashley Foret Dees
James Brown
Cheryl Q. Landrieu
OPTIONAL PRE CLE SUNRISE ACTIVITIES
6:15-7:15 a.m.
CONFERENCE
CENTER STEPS
Walk/Run – Get the Morning Started!
Join your peers for some exercise, fun, and networking!
8:00-9:15 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1.25 credits)
How Do I Get My Money and What’s OK — The Money Side of the Practice of Law — ETHICS
Thomas M. Flanagan • Flanagan Partners • New Orleans
8:00-9:00 a.m.
AZALEA I
LOUISIANA CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
(1 credit)
Over-Representation of People with Mental Illnesses in the Criminal Justice System
(This interactive training is designed for those involved in criminal cases. This program was created
by judges and psychiatrists working in partnership with the American Psychiatric Foundation and the
Counsel of State Governments Justice Center.
Dr. Spencer Eth • University of Miami; Miami VA Healthcare System • Aventura, FL
Hon. Stephen Goss • Doughty Superior Court • Albany, GA
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SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
8:00-9:00 a.m. (Continued)
AZALEA II
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the following LSBA Sections: Civil Law and
Litigation; Class Action, Mass Tort and Complex Litigation; Francophone; and Young Lawyers
Division)
(1 credit)
Ethical Issues in Multi-Client Representation – ETHICS
Moderator:
Val P. Exnicios • Liska, Exnicios & Nungesser • New Orleans
Panelists:
Mark P. Glago • Glago Law Firm • New Orleans
Stephen J. Herman • Herman, Herman & Katz • New Orleans
Charles B. Plattsmier • LA Attorney Disciplinary Board • Baton Rouge
Richard C. Stanley • Stanley, Reuter, Ross, Thornton & Alford • New Orleans
AZALEA III
A PRIMER IN SPECIFIC SPECIALTIES FOR NON SPECIALISTS
(1 credit)
Louisiana Estate Planning & Successions “For Dummies”
(or What Every Non-Specialist Should Know)
Carole Cukell Neff • Sessions, Fishman, Nathan & Israel • New Orleans
CAMELLIA I
(1 credit)
Office and Court Management: Ethical Implications and Practical Considerations
(Judges Only Session) — ETHICS
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Hon. Ulysses Gene Thibodeaux • 3 Circuit Court of Appeal • Lake Charles
CAMELLIA II
Lessons in Commercial, Business and Tax Topic for Judges & Lawyers
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the following LSBA Sections: Corporate and
Business Law; Taxation; and Loyola Law School)
(1 credit)
Financial and Tax Ramifications of Divorce
Mitchell J. Hoffman • Lowe, Stein, Hoffman, Allweiss & Hauver • New Orleans
Mark S. Stein • Lowe, Stein, Hoffman, Allweiss & Hauver • New Orleans
JASMINE
Steamy Discipline: The Ethics of Sexual Relations with People with Business Before You
(Judges Only Session) -ETHICS
Hon. Dee D. Drell • US District Court, Western District of LA • Alexandria
(1 credit)
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SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
9:00-9:10 a.m.
Break
9:10-10:10 a.m.
AZALEA I
LOUISIANA CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
(1 credit)
Introduction to Mental Illnesses and Co-Occurring Substance Use Disorders
(This interactive training is designed for those involved in criminal cases. This program was created
by judges and psychiatrists working in partnership with the American Psychiatric Foundation and the
Counsel of State Governments Justice Center.
Dr. Spencer Eth • University of Miami; Miami VA Healthcare System • Aventura, FL
Hon. Stephen Goss • Doughty Superior Court • Albany, GA
AZALEA II
These sessions were produced in partnership with the following LSBA Sections: Civil Law and
Litigation; Class Action, Mass Tort and Complex Litigation; Francophone; and Young Lawyers
Division)
(1 credit)
Attacks on the Judiciary – PROFESSIONALISM
Moderator:
Val P. Exnicios • Liska, Exnicios & Nungesser • New Orleans
Panelists:
Mark P. Glago • Glago Law Firm • New Orleans
Stephen J. Herman • Herman, Herman & Katz • New Orleans
Charles B. Plattsmier • LA Attorney Disciplinary Board • Baton Rouge
Richard C. Stanley • Stanley, Reuter, Ross, Thornton & Alford • New Orleans
AZALEA III
A PRIMER IN SPECIFIC SPECIALTIES FOR NON SPECIALISTS
(1 credit)
Worker’s Comp for Appellate Judges and Non Comp Lawyers
Hon. Patrick F. Robinson • Workers Compensation • Shreveport
CAMELLIA I
(1 credit)
The Implications of Immigration Status for Custody and Other Domestic Relations Issues
(This session was produced in partnership with the LSBA Immigration Law Section)
Leah Spivey • Ware Gasparian • Metairie
Ashley Foret Dees, Introduction
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SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
9:10-10:10 a.m. (Continued)
CAMELLIA II
Lessons in Commercial, Business and Tax Topics for Judges & Lawyers
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the following LSBA Sections: Corporate and
Business Law; Taxation; and Loyola Law School)
(1 credit)
ERISA: What’s Popping
Randye C. Snyder • Liskow & Lewis • New Orleans
JASMINE
(1 credit)
HR — Your Court: Are We a Family or Are We a Business? (Judges Only Session)
PROFESSIONALISM
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Inquisitor: Cheryl Q. Landrieu • 5 Circuit Court of Appeal • Gretna
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Debaters: Hon. Susan M. Chehardy • 5 Circuit Court of Appeal • Gretna
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Hon. Dennis R. Bagneris, Sr. • 4 Circuit Court of Appeal • New Orleans
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Hon. John J. Molaison, Jr. • 24 Judicial District Court • Gretna
9:20-10:20 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
Federal Substance and Procedure — The Cases of Note This year
Hon. Mark L. Hornsby • US Magistrate • Shreveport
Darrel J. Papillion • Walters, Papillion, Thomas, Cullens • Baton Rouge
10:25-11:25 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
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Tom on Torts
Professor Thomas Galligan, Jr. • Colby-Sawyer College • New London, New Hampshire
SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
10:20-11:20 a.m.
AZALEA I
LOUISIANA CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
(1 credit)
Factors Contributing to Over Representation and What You Can Do as a Judge
(This interactive training is designed for those involved in criminal cases. This program was created
by judges and psychiatrists working in partnership with the American Psychiatric Foundation and the
Counsel of State Governments Justice Center.
Dr. Spencer Eth • University of Miami; Miami VA Healthcare System • Aventura, FL
Hon. Stephen Goss • Doughty Superior Court • Albany, GA
AZALEA II
These sessions were produced in partnership with the following LSBA Sections: Civil Law and
Litigation; Class Action, Mass Tort and Complex Litigation; Francophone; and Young Lawyers
Division)
(1 credit)
Use of Exhibits and Demonstrative Aids in the Age of Technology:
Blending the Old and the New
Shayna L. Beevers • Beevers & Beevers • Gretna
J. Lee Hoffoss, Jr. • Hoffoss Devall • Lake Charles
AZALEA III
A PRIMER IN SPECIFIC SPECIALTIES FOR NON SPECIALISTS
(1 credit)
Grammar for Judges and Lawyers
Hon. F. Rae Swent (Ret.) • Alexandria
CAMELLIA I
(1 credit)
City Judges Best Practices: OMV and Other Traffic Reporting Issues
(Judges Only Session)
Kelly Simmons • Office of Motor Vehicles • Baton Rouge
Ashley Spiers • Office of Motor Vehicles • Baton Rouge
CAMELLIA II
Lessons in Commercial, Business and Tax Topics for Judges & Lawyers
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the following LSBA Sections: Corporate and
Business Law; Taxation; and Loyola Law School)
(1 credit)
Expropriation: An Update
Randall A. Smith • Smith & Fawer • New Orleans
JASMINE
(1 credit)
The Protective Order Registry — Updates (Judges Only Session)
Ramona Harris • Louisiana Protective Order Registry • New Orleans
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SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
11:20-11:30 a.m.
Break
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1 credit)
The Federal Practice Blues — The Hot Seat!
Federal practitioners question federal judges regarding the pitfalls and difficulties of federal
practice - PROFESSIONALISM
Moderators:
Robert A. Kutcher • Chopin, Wagar, Richard & Kutcher • Metairie
H. Minor Pipes III • Barrasso, Usdin, Kupperman, Freeman & Sarver • New Orleans
Panelists:
Hon. Dee D. Drell • US Dist. Court, Western District of LA • Alexandria
Hon. Jane M. Triche-Milazzo • US Dist. Court, Eastern District of LA • New Orleans
AZALEA I
LOUISIANA CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE —
THE INTERFACE OF MENTAL HEALTH AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
(This interactive training is designed for those involved in criminal cases. This program was created
by judges and psychiatrists working in partnership with the American Psychiatric Foundation and the
Counsel of State Governments Justice Center.
(1 credit)
Louisiana Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services
Hon. Karen K. Herman • Orleans Parish Criminal Court • New Orleans
Rob J. Reardon • Lafayette Parish Sheriff's Office • Lafayette
John W. Thompson, Jr., M.D. • Tulane University Medical School • New Orleans
AZALEA II
(1 credit)
More and Advanced Federal Civil Procedure and Substance
Hon. Mark L. Hornsby • US Magistrate • Shreveport
Darrel J. Papillion • Walters, Papillion, Thomas, Cullens • Baton Rouge
AZALEA III
A PRIMER IN SPECIFIC SPECIALTIES FOR NON SPECIALISTS
(1 credit)
Bankruptcy for Non Bankruptcy Lawyer
Jan M. Hayden • Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz • New Orleans
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SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
11:30-12:30 a.m. (Continued)
CAMELLIA I
(1 credit)
City Judges Best Practices: Selected Problems in the City Court Civil Docket
(Judges Only Session)
Moderator:
Hon. John B. Slattery, Jr. • Springhill City Court • Springhill
Panelists:
Hon. James M. Cunningham • Rayne City Court • Rayne
Hon. Danny W. Tatum • Ruston City Court • Ruston
CAMELLIA II
Lessons in Commercial, Business and Tax Topic for Judges & Lawyers
(These sessions were produced in partnership with the following LSBA Sections: Corporate and
Business Law; Taxation; and Loyola Law School)
(1 credit)
The New Remedy for Shareholder Oppression under the Louisiana Business Corporation Act
(This session was produced in partnership with the LSBA Corporate and Business Law Section)
Professor Lloyd Drury III • Loyola University, College of Law • New Orleans
JASMINE
(1 credit)
HR — The Big No-No’s for Judges (Judges Only Session) – ETHICS
Sandra A. Vujnovich • Judicial Administrator/CEO Judiciary Commission for Louisiana
Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
Veronica Cheneau • Deputy Judicial Administration, HR, Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
Yolanda Bounchand • HR Consultant, Louisiana Supreme Court • New Orleans
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SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
Room Captains:
MAGNOLIA:
AZALEA I, II, III:
CAMELLIA I:
CAMELLIA II:
JASMINE:
Joseph L. “Larry” Shea, Jr. & Mark A. Cunningham
Hon. Ricky H. Wicker & Hon. Shonda D. Stone
Commissioner Jonathan P. Friedman
Hon. Terry A. Doughty
OPTIONAL PRE CLE SUNRISE ACTIVITIES
6:15-7:15 a.m.
CONFERENCE
CENTER STEPS
Walk/Run – Get the Morning Started!
Join your peers for some exercise, fun, and networking!
8:00-9:00 a.m.
AZALEA I, II & III
(1 credit)
Ethics for Lawyers: Lawyers Assistance Program – ETHICS
J.E. “Buddy” Stockwell III • Lawyers Assistance Program • Mandeville
CAMELLIA I
(1 credit)
Legal Education in Louisiana: The Expanding Role of Externships and the Ethical
Issues Related to Field Placements (Judges Only Session) — ETHICS
Christine Cerniglia Brown • Coord. Skills & Experiential Learning, Loyola College of Law • New Orleans
Jeff Brooks • Preis & Roy; Director Advocacy & Prof. Practice, LSU Law Center • Baton Rouge
Jane Johnson • Director of Experiential Education • Tulane University School of Law • New Orleans
James B. Letten • Asst. Dean for Experiential Education • Tulane University School of Law • New Orleans
Virginia Listach • Director, Clinical Education • Southern University Law Center • Baton Rouge
CAMELLIA II
LOUISIANA CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE —
THE INTERFACE OF MENTAL HEALTH AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
(This interactive training is designed for those involved in criminal cases. This program was created
by judges and psychiatrists working in partnership with the American Psychiatric Foundation and the
Counsel of State Governments Justice Center.
(1 credit)
Video Case Studies: Improving Interactions in the Courtroom
Dr. Spencer Eth • University of Miami; Miami VA Healthcare System • Aventura, FL
Hon. Stephen Goss • Doughty Superior Court • Albany, GA
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SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
8:00-9:00 a.m. (Continued)
JASMINE
(1 credit)
State RICO Cases: How to Handle Them
Hon. Camille G. Buras • Orleans Parish Criminal District Court • New Orleans
Alexander Calenda III • Orleans Parish District Attorney Office • New Orleans
Maurice E. Landrieu, Jr. • Assistant US Attorney • New Orleans
M. Richard Schroeder • Jones Walker • New Orleans
9:00-9:10 a.m.
Break
9:10-10:10 a.m.
CAMELLIA I
TOPICS FOR JUDGES WHO PRESIDE OVER CASES IN WHICH CHILDREN ARE INVOLVED
(Judges Only Session)
(1 credit)
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE’s) Study (JUDGES ONLY SESSION)
Hon. Elizabeth Trosch • Mecklenburg County District Court • Charlotte, NC
Revonda A. Kirby • louisianachildren.org • Baton Rouge
CAMELLIA II
LOUISIANA CRIMINAL LAW AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE —
THE INTERFACE OF MENTAL HEALTH AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
(This interactive training is designed for those involved in criminal cases. This program was created
by judges and psychiatrists working in partnership with the American Psychiatric Foundation and the
Counsel of State Governments Justice Center.
(1 credit)
Video Case Studies: Improving Interactions in the Courtroom (Continued)
Dr. Spencer Eth • University of Miami; Miami VA Healthcare System • Aventura, FL
Hon. Stephen Goss • Doughty Superior Court • Albany, GA
JASMINE
(1 credit)
State RICO Cases: How to Handle Them — Roundtable Interactive Conversation
Hon. Camille G. Buras • Orleans Parish Criminal District Court • New Orleans
Alexander Calenda III • Orleans Parish District Attorney Office • New Orleans
Maurice E. Landrieu, Jr. • Assistant US Attorney • New Orleans
M. Richard Schroeder • Jones Walker • New Orleans
10:10-10:20 a.m.
Break
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SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
10:20-11:20 a.m.
CAMELLIA I
TOPICS FOR JUDGES WHO PRESIDE OVER CASES IN WHICH CHILDREN ARE INVOLVED
(Judges Only Session)
(1 credit)
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE’s) Study (Judges Only Session)
Hon. Elizabeth Trosch • Mecklenburg County District Court • Charlotte, NC
Revonda A. Kirby • louisianachildren.org • Baton Rouge
CAMELLIA II
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE
(1 credit)
Gwen’s Law
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Hon. Scott C. Gardner • 22 Judicial District Court • Covington
Brian J. Capitelli • Capitelli and Wicker • New Orleans
Gary V. Evans • Attorney at Law • Mansfield
Hon. Jonathan P. Friedman • Magistrate Commissioner, Silbert, Garon, Pitre & Friedman • New Orleans
John W. Lindner II • 22nd Judicial District Public Defender • Covington
JASMINE
(1 credit)
Rural Courts Roundtable I: Problems Particular to Rural Courts (Judges Only Session)
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Hon. Terry A. Doughty • 5 Judicial District Court • Rayville
11:20-11:30 a.m.
Break
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
CAMELLIA I
(1 credit)
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Juvenile Law Updates (Judges Only Session)
Hon. Shonda D. Stone • Juvenile Court • Shreveport
Marie Anders • Program Attorney, Louisiana Judicial College • New Orleans
SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (Continued)
CAMELLIA II
CRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE
(1 credit)
Purposeful Sentencing: How to Make Probation a Success
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Hon. Patricia E. Koch • 9 Judicial District Court • Alexandria
Tammy Bordelon • LA Dept. of Public Safety & Corrections, Div. of Probation & Parole • Alexandria
Nicole A. Mitchell • LA Dept. of Public Safety & Corrections, Div. of Probation & Parole • Alexandria
JASMINE
(1 credit)
Rural Courts Roundtable II: Problems Particular to Rural Courts (Judges Only Session)
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Hon. Terry A. Doughty • 5 Judicial District Court • Rayville
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SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
Room Captains:
MAGNOLIA:
AZALEA I, II, III:
CAMELLIA I & II:
H. Minor Pipes III & Robert A. Kutcher
Richard J. Arsenault
Nancy J. Marshall
OPTIONAL PRE CLE SUNRISE ACTIVITIES
6:15-7:15 a.m.
CONFERENCE
CENTER STEPS
Walk/Run – Get the Morning Started!
Join your peers for some exercise, fun, and networking!
8:00-9:00 a.m.
AZALEA I
(1 credit)
Consumer Protection Hot Topics
(in collaboration with the ABA Antitrust Section)
Christopher D. Cazenave • Jones Walker • New Orleans
Richard Lawson • Florida Office of the Attorney General • Tallahassee, FL
Lydia Parnes • Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati • Washington, DC
AZALEA II
(1 credit)
Important Maritime and Tort Law Developments
(…With Practical Observations From the Bench)
An Insurance, Tort, Workers’ Compensation and Admiralty CLE
Richard J. Arsenault, Chair • Neblett, Beard & Arsenault • Alexandria
Hon James J. Brady • USDC, Middle District of LA • Baton Rouge
Hon Richard T. Haik • USDC, Western District of LA • Lafayette
Hon. Jay C. Zainey • USDC, Eastern District of LA • New Orleans
Professor Thomas C. Galligan, Jr. • Colby-Sawyer College • New Hampshire
Jay Christopher Zainey, Jr. • Williams Law Group • New Orleans
Peggy Giglio • USDC, Western District of LA • Lafayette
CAMELLIA 1
(1 credit)
Hot State and Local Tax Issues
Antonio C. Ferachi • LA Department of Revenue • Baton Rouge
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SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
9:00-10:15 a.m.
MAGNOLIA
(1.25 credits)
The Great Debate: Gay Marriage
Kyle Duncan • Duncan PLLC • Washington, DC
Camilla B. Taylor • Lambda Legal • Chicago, Ill.
9:10-10:10 a.m.
AZALEA I
(1 credit)
Avoiding Bad Faith Claims – ETHICS
Nancy J. Marshall • Deutsch, Kerrigan & Stiles • New Orleans
AZALEA II
(1 credit)
Adjudicated Tax Titles – A Legal and Insurable Return to Commerce
Ronnie Harris • Louisiana Municipal Association • Baton Rouge
Stacy Head • New Orleans City Council • New Orleans
Stephen D. Morel • Morel Yorsch • New Orleans
10:15-10:30 a.m.
Break
10:30 a.m.-Noon
MAGNOLIA
(Non-CLE credit)
Meet the Gubernatorial Candidates
AZALEA II
(Non-CLE credit)
Over-Incarceration in Louisiana
Videotaped conversation William C. Hubbard • ABA President
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough • Columbia, SC
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