Advanced Michigan Felony Sentencing Seminar
The Thomas M. Cooley Law School and the Criminal Defense Resource Center of the State Appellate Defender Office presents a criminal justice training event for criminal defense attorneys, probation agents, prosecutors & judges:
Advanced Felony Sentencing Seminar
The seminar is designed for the practicing attorney and the experienced probation agent who have some familiarity with the statutory sentencing guidelines but would like to explore scoring decisions of the appellate courts in greater detail. The seminar will also address areas of confusion in the application of HYTA, 7111, boot camp, consecutive sentencing and sentence enhancement provisions. There will also be time set aside for a question and answer period addressing all sentencing questions.
Friday, August 10, 2012
Sessions in alternative locations (same presentation at all locations):
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Cooley Law School - Auburn Hills - LIVE - Room AH 187
Simulcast at:
Cooley Law School - Ann Arbor - Room AA 200
Cooley Law School - Grand Rapids - Room GR 305
Cooley Law School - Lansing - Room LAN CC309
You’ll be able to interact with the instructor from any session and location.
Speaker: Anne Yantus - Managing Attorney, SADO
Agenda
1:00 NEW Sentencing Guidelines Case Law
2:00 NEW Sentencing Decisions (Non-Guidelines)
**Including new USSC cases on fines, juveniles
2:30 Pending Issues in the Michigan Supreme Court,
Court of Appeals, etc.
2:45 Break
3:00 HYTA, 7411, Boot Camp, Consecutive Sentencing, Enhancement
3:30 Q & A Period
The seminar is free of charge - advance registration is required.
Space is limited.
Please see registration form http://www.sado.org/content/temporary/10047_Yantus-Sentencing-Seminar---Cooley.pdf to register. For registration information, please contact Heather Waara at hwaara@sado.org or 313-256-9833.
The seminar is supported through a generous grant from the
Michigan Commission on Law Enforcement Standards.
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