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Updated:
04/25/08
 Law
Week, April 28th - May 3rd
Free Attorney Consultation for Civil Procedure, Appeals &
Default Judgments, May 14th
Cybercrime,
May 20th
Please see our MCLE
Information page for upcoming MCLE seminars.
Law
Week
April
28th - May 3rd
See our April
and May calendars for events.
Free legal clinics,
free programs and MCLE credits, contests & prizes.
Read
all about our 2008 Law Week programs!
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FREE
Attorney Consultation for Civil
Procedure, Appeals & Default Judgments
a "Lawyer @
Your Library" program
The San Diego Bar and the San Diego County Library partners with the San Diego
County Public Law Library in offering "Lawyer @ Your Library" program
to public libraries.
Wednesday,
May 14, 2008
4:00 P.M. - 7:00 P.M.
San Diego County Library
La Mesa Branch
8055 University Ave.
La Mesa, CA 91941
(619) 469-2151
Lawyers will be available
for free consultation on:
- Civil procedure issues,
- Appeals, and
- Default Judgments.
The consultation is to provide
you with general legal advice and referrals only. Volunteer lawyers will not provide
on-going representation. Consultations are given on a first come, first served
basis.
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Cybercrime
Guest
Speaker, AUSA Mitch Dembin
When:
Tuesday, May 20th, 2008, 12-1 pm
Where: Main
Library
MCLE Credit: 1 hour General Participatory credit
Available to: Attorney and Paralegal Law Library Members
Registration Fee: FREE for members;
$5 for non-members.
Registration: Call (619) 531-3900
AUSA Mitch Dembin will talk
about current trends in computer crime, particularly with regard to identity theft,
some of the applicable laws and how we can protect ourselves.
About the speaker. Mitch is in his third tour as an Assistant
U.S. Attorney in San Diego and currently serves as the Computer Hacking and Intellectual
Property crime coordinator. Before rejoining the government in April of 2005,
Mitch was the Chief Security Advisor for Microsoft Corporation. Mitch came to
Microsoft from EvidentData, Inc., a firm specializing in computer forensics, digital
evidence and computer security where he served as its president. Before that,
he served for 15 years as a federal prosecutor in San Diego, California and in
Boston, Massachusetts. He has been a cybercrime prosecutor since 1991.
Mitch is credited with having
founded the San Diego Regional Computer Forensics Laboratory, a national prototype,
which provides assistance to the federal, state and local law enforcement agencies
serving San Diego and Imperial Counties. He regularly provides training regarding
high technology crime and the law to law enforcement and private industry security
professionals in the United States and abroad.
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