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September Web Special
Members, save $10 when you register online for Death Penalty Defense: Raising the Bar. Go here.
PDF Downloads
Convenient, light, and less expensive
Bookmarked and searchable, OCDLA manuals are now available to members as PDF downloads at less than the hardcopy price.
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Membership
Hold the Line:
Search and Seizure Challenges
September 24–25, Agate Beach Inn, Newport
Don’t miss John Wesley Hall of Little Rock, AK, on “Warrantless Searches and the Automobile Exception,” plus important presentations on writing, arguing, and investigating motions to suppress, and bad stops and good stops.
Register and check out the full line-up here.
Sunny Climate Seminar
Travel Payment Deadline, Sept. 7
Final Speaker Line-up:
• Amy Baggio, Federal Public Defenders, Portland
• Colette Tvedt, Seattle, WA
• Kelly Scribner, National Litigation Support, Office of Defender Services, Oakland, CA
Don’t miss out on a great deal to Maui: Air/Hotel package from Portland only $899 per person, double occupancy. From Seattle, just $799. Members can save $10 on CLE registration, regularly $395, during the month of August when you register online.
See final program and registration, here
2010 Major Crimes Manual
The completely revised second edition of Major Crimes and Defenses is second to none. Edited by David T. McDonald and Patrick John Sweeney, each chapter has been revised and updated — you’re getting the best and most current information available. See the Table of Contents. $285 hardcopy members, $240 PDF download, members only.
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2010 Investigators Manual
Order Yours Today
Building from a solid foundation created ten years ago by original editors Wendy Kunkel and David Audet, 2010 editors Rhonda Coats, Lynette Lazenby, and Brenda Tam have honed and reshaped nearly chapter, resulting in a comprehensive new edition packed with current information and practical tips that will benefit investigator and lawyer alike. Searchable, bookmarked PDF, $105, hardcopy in binder with 18 mylar-reinforced tabs, $125.
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President’s View From Here
Read “Measure 73: Red Herring,” by OCDLA President Rob Raschio (from the Sept-Oct 2010 Oregon Defense Attorney).
Case of the Week
State v. Erin Albert Ayles (Oregon Supreme Court, August 12, 2010)
The existence of a minimal factual nexus is obvious in cases in which the defendant consents to
a search (or takes other incriminating action) during an illegal seizure.
Click here for the full case summary by Jamesa Drake, editor of the Criminal Law Newsletter.
Meetings
OCDLA Board Meeting
Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
Agate Beach Inn, Newport
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