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Advanced Appellate Practice and Certification Review 2011
An overview of appellate practice for the advanced practitioner as well as a review in preparation for the certification exam. Those who have developed the program, however, have no information regarding the examination content other than the information contained in the exam specifications which are also provided to each examinee. Candidates for certification who take this course should not assume that the course material will cover all topics on the examination or that the examination will cover all topics in this course.
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Advanced Appellate Practice and Certification Review 2012
An overview of appellate practice for the advanced practitioner as well as a review in preparation for the certification exam. Those who have developed the program, however, have no information regarding the examination content other than the information contained in the exam specifications which are also provided to each examinee. Candidates for certification who take this course should not assume that the course material will cover all topics on the examination or that the examination will cover all topics in this course.
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E. Earle Zehmer Appellate Practice Seminar: Practicing Before the First
This seminar will focus on practicing in the First District Court of Appeal. It will include a presentation from the clerk that will include in-depth discussions about the court’s use of technology and how it is on the cutting edge of all appellate courts in this regard. The presentation will discuss workers compensation appeals, civil appeals, criminal appeals, family law appeals, and administrative law appeals.
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Hot Topics in Appellate Practice 2011
This seminar is designed to provide an update of issues currently affecting appellate practice in the state of Florida. This CLE is structured to give trial and appellate practitioners a view from sitting appellate judges.
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Navigating Criminal Appellate Practice
This seminar is designed to address issues facing practitioners with clients in different stages of appellate practice concerning criminal cases. The Clerk of the Florida Supreme Court will address the status of new requirements of e-filing in the trial and appellate courts under the “e-portal” system. That lecture will segue into a discussion of ethical considerations of media coverage and the impact of the internet in criminal cases. Other topics include: Equitable Tolling as a means for relief when habeas corpus deadlines are not met; A History of Executions in Miami-Dade County, Florida; Extraordinary Writs; Immigration and Criminal Defense in a Post-Padilla World; and Do’s and Don’ts of Appellate Practice from County to Circuit Courts and Briefing your Statement of Facts.
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Practice in the Second District Court of Appeal: An In-Depth Look
This unique program will help you "meet the court and the clerk" and will include topics such as the nuts and bolts of Second District Practice, Motion Practice, Tailoring Your Brief for the Second District, Effective Oral Arguments, Constructive Criticism From The Bench, Handling Pro Se Opponents and professionalism. Due to the unique nature of this course, there will be no course material.
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Practicing Before the Supreme Court
This seminar offers a unique opportunity for attorneys to interact with the Justices of the Florida Supreme Court. You will first listen to an Oral Argument followed by a discussion with the arguing attorney moderated by Solicitor General Scott Makar. Don't wait to register as space is limited. Business attire required. No late registration will be allowed due to security procedures. Please plan to arrive promptly at 8:00 a.m. Registrants will receive a link to the case via email two days before the seminar date. You may print out the case from the link provided or review on your computer prior to the scheduled live presentation, June 9. If The Florida Bar does not have your email address, please contact the Order Entry Department at (850) 561-5831, two days prior to the seminar for the case information. Due to the nature of this course, there will not be a course book.
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Criminal Law Section


Elder Law Section


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Family Law Section


General Practice Solo & Small Firm Section


Government Lawyer Section


Health Law Section


International Law Section


Labor and Employment Law Section


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Workers' Compensation Section

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