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November 2009
 
Special Evidentiary Issues in Criminal Law
 
This program is also available via webcast! To register for the WEBCAST please use the following link: http://www.cobar.org/calendar/eventdetail.cfm?EventID=CR111210PMW
 
 
Program Description:
 
If your specialty is Criminal Litigation, you will benefit greatly by continuing your day with our distinguished faculty who will explore the special evidentiary issues that specifically apply to the criminal arena.  Once again, whether you are a novice or a seasoned practitioner, if you desire the latest practice pointers from the leaders in criminal evidence law, this program will get you up to speed on issues including:
 
Making and Preserving a Record: Where Evidence Meets Advocacy 
This panel discussion among a trial judge, an appellate judge and a practitioner with both trial and appellate experience will focus on refreshing witness's memories, impeaching witnesses with prior inconsistent statements, and preserving the record of evidentiary issues in order to maximize your chances of success on appeal.
 
404(a)(1) and 404(a)(2): Character Evidence in Criminal Cases
This discussion will focus specifically on the exceptions to the general ban on act propensity evidence, including what types of character evidence would be admissible, in what forms the evidence has to be admitted, and the scope of cross-examination as it pertains to these exceptions.
 
Confrontation Clause Issues: Crawford v. Washington
This case set off a revolution in the treatment of hearsay statements offered against criminal defendants.  Colorado and federal courts have been busily defining what is inadmissible “testimonial hearsay” ever since.  Our program discussion will provide an up-to-the-minute review of the case law in this fast evolving area of law.
 
 
Agenda:
 
12:30-1:00 pm
Registration
 
1:00-2:00 pm
Making and Preserving a Record: Where Evidence Meets Advocacy
Panelist: Honorable John D. Dailey, Colorado Court of Appeals, Honorable Robert L. McGahey, Denver District Court and Beth L. Krulewitch, Esq.
Moderated by H. Patrick Furman, Esq.
 
2:00-2:15 pm
Break
 
2:15-3:15 pm
404(a)(1) and 404(a)(2): Character Evidence in Criminal Cases
Presented by Karen S. Steinhauser, Esq., Of Counsel and Adjunct Professor
 
3:20-4:20 pm
Confrontation Clause Issues: Crawford v. Washington
Presented by Ann England, Esq., Associate Professor of Law
4:20 pm
Adjourn
 
 
Planning Committee
 
H. Patrick Furman, Esq.
Clinical Professor of Law, Emeritus
Colorado University School of Law
Boulder, CO 
 
Karen S. Steinhauser, Esq.
Of Counsel and Adjunct Professor
Isaacson Rosenbaum PC
University of Denver, Sturm College of Law
Denver, CO
 
 
Faculty
 
Honorable John Daniel Dailey
Colorado Court of Appeals
Denver, CO
 
Ann England, Esq.
Associate Professor of Law
Colorado University Law School
Boulder, CO
 
Beth L. Krulewitch, Esq.
Beth L. Krulewitch PC
Denver, CO
 
Honorable Robert L. McGahey Jr.
Denver District Court
Denver, CO
 
 
Video Replays: December 3, 2009
 
Denver: CLE Classroom, 1900 Grant Street, Suite 300
Grand Junction: 1250 East Sherwood Drive
Colorado Springs: 421 South Tejon Street, Suite 100