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SUMMARY:A Guide to SB 26-149: How It Was Built and What It Changes - Criminal Law Update - In Person
DESCRIPTION:SB26-149 makes significant changes to Colorado law governing individuals with mental health disorders who intersect with the criminal and civil court systems. Join the two principal authors of the legislation\, Brad Turner and James Karbach\, for a guided tour through this far-reaching legislation as they discuss its framework\, the considerations behind its development\, and what the new law means in practice. Presenting jointly throughout the afternoon\, Brad and James will offer their different perspectives on the legislation and the interconnected issues it addresses. \nAttendees will:\n• Explore the major provisions of SB26-149\, including changes to competency proceedings\, restorability\, civil proceedings\, protective placements\, and legal disability.\n• Examine the new pathway for defendants who are incompetent to proceed\, unrestorable\, and dangerous\, including initiation\, trial\, reporting\, supervision\, and termination. \nUnderstand additional changes affecting mental health disorders and treatment\, guardians and Bridges liaisons\, short-term certifications\, and outpatient treatment.
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SUMMARY:The Annual Advanced Family Law Conference - In-Person
DESCRIPTION:The hardest family law cases rarely come with easy answers. The 2026 Advanced Family Law Conference\, presented by the Colorado Chapter of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers\, takes on the complicated questions\, changing law\, and difficult decisions that can shape a domestic relations case. Designed for experienced family law attorneys and LLPs\, this conference offers a full day focused on sharpening your judgment\, strategy and advocacy. Newer attorneys and LLPs will also benefit from an inside look at the complex issues\, strategies\, and courtroom considerations that experienced practitioners navigate in challenging cases. \n• Stay current: Get up to speed on important legislation like SB25-116 (DV-driven spousal maintenance analysis) and HB23-1178 (Kayden’s Law).\n• Take on the tough cases: Go deeper on business valuation\, resist-refuse and parent-child contact problems\, and agreements that are being enforced or attacked.\n• Get the view from the bench: Close the day with a candid 80-minute conversation with Colorado judicial officers about what works in the courtroom\, what does not\, and what they wish practitioners knew. \nFor those attending in person\, stay after the conference for a hosted happy hour and a chance to connect with colleagues. \nCLE CREDITS: This program has been submitted for 8 General CLE Credits\, including 1 Ethics/Professionalism Credits.
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SUMMARY:Humorist at Law: Ethics\, AI\, and the Elimination of Bias with Sean Carter - In-Person
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an engaging\, full-day CLE program exploring some of the most important issues facing today’s legal professionals—technology\, ethics\, and the elimination of bias. Led by nationally recognized legal humorist Sean Carter\, this program combines practical guidance with an entertaining\, real-world approach. \nThe day begins with “Walking the Diversity Talk\,” where attorneys will learn actionable strategies to recognize and reduce bias\, build cultural competency\, and promote more inclusive workplaces. Next\, “ChatOMG: The Ethical Pros and Cons of Using AI in Legal Practice” examines how tools like generative AI are transforming the profession\, along with key ethical considerations related to competence\, confidentiality\, billing\, and client communication. The program concludes with “The 2026 Ethy Awards\,” a lively and insightful ethics session highlighting real-world professional missteps and how to avoid them. \nWalk away with practical tools to strengthen your practice\, navigate emerging technologies\, and uphold the highest ethical standards. \n 
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