Description
6 Credit Package -Inside the Courtroom Track of 2020 Bench Bar Conference
$80.00
6 Credit Package – Inside the Courtroom Track of 2020 Bench Bar Conference
$50 OCBA Members, $80 Nonmembers
- Jury Selection
- Judicial Biases & Recusals
- Persuasive Arguments
- Bench Trial/ Complex Evidentiary Hearing
- Professionalism: How to Handle Disputes
- 57.105 Sanctions AV
6 General; 1 Professionalism
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