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Note: You must log in with your CLARAWEB.US  User Name and password to view this program. You can click on the little box on the lower right above to expand the screen and press your ESC key to reduce the size back to normal. Defending High & Not So High Profile Cases: A Practical Approach Robert Sanger, Attorney at Law, Santa Barbara, California Originally presented on April 30, 2011 at the CPDA Annual Convention Training Program, San Jose, California ——————————————— This self-study activity is approved for MCLE by the State Bar of California in the amount of 1.0 hours. CPDA certifies that this activity conforms to the standards for approved education activities prescribed by the rules & regulations of the State Bar of California governing minimum continuing legal education. This self-study activity is approved for California Legal Specialization Credit as follows: 1.0 hrs in Trial Advocacy. CPDA is an Approved Provider of Criminal Law under section 7.0 of the Rules Governing the State Bar of California Program for Certifying Legal Specialists and the Standards. ——————————————– Also, if you’d prefer, here’s the link to download the mp3 AUDIO version of the program instead . Note: You are required to maintain your own self-study activities log (CPDA only issues “Certificates of Attendance” for on-site live (participatory) accredited programs. If you need a sample self-study log, you may find it at the link below. Self-Study Log Sample at State Bar Web site: http://mcle.calbar.ca.gov/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=VGytwo2XE1w%3D&tabid=410 State Bar of California MCLE Rule 2.3 AMOUNT OF SELF-STUDY Up to but not more than 12.5 hours credit may be claimed for self-study activities during any compliance period. In the case of a proportional requirement pursuant to section 2.2, up to but not more than one-half of the required hours may be claimed for self-study activities during any compliance period. ©2011 California Public Defenders Association