Audio Conference Training
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
4:00pm Atlantic • 3:00pm Eastern • 2:00pm Central • 1:00pm Mountain • noon Pacific Time Zones
Topic
"LEGAL ISSUES IN PAROLE"
Download Power Point
Legal Issues Article I (PDF)
Legal Issues Article 2 (PDF)
These articles originally appeared in Perspectives magazine.
Permission to post them has been granted by American Probation and Parole Association
Target Audience | Trainer | How to Participate
Target Audience
All Parole/Early Release Board Members and their staff, as well as mental health, community corrections, jail and reentry professionals working with prison populations. Membership in APAI is not required for this training.
Trainer
Stanley E. Adelman is a law professor and liability prevention trainer and consultant. Professor Adelman began his criminal justice career as a parole officer for the State of New York. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree, majoring in psychology, from Columbia University, and his law degree from New York University School of Law.
Since 1998, Professor Adelman has taught law at the University of Arkansas School of Law and the University of Tulsa College of Law. He has been appointed Visiting Associate Professor of Law for the 2008-2009 academic year at Albany Law School. Professor Adelman regularly writes legal case commentaries for APPA’s Perspectives and ACA’s Corrections Today, as well as for other legal and criminal justice journals. Professor Adelman served for two decades as legal counsel to several Massachusetts criminal justice agencies, including the Parole Board, the Department of Correction, the State Police, and the Office of Public Safety. He is the former chair of the Massachusetts Bar Association Committee on Corrections, Probation, and Parole, and has taught and trained judges, prosecutors, defenders, police, and criminal justice personnel on a wide variety of topics including the law of sentencing, corrections, parole, and probation, drunk driving, civil rights, governmental tort liability, and the Americans with Disabilities Act. He is also co-author of a newly revised edition of a law textbook, Criminal Procedure: the Post-Investigation Process, to be published by LexisNexis Publishing later this year.
How to Participate
It’s Easy as 1-2-3!
1. Clear your schedule for 90 minutes on WEDNESDAY, June 18, 2008 AT 4:00pm Atlantic • 3:00pm Eastern • 2:00pm Central • 1:00pm Mountain • noon Pacific Time Zones
2. Although there is no charge for this training, you must register by Tuesday, June 17 27 at noon Eastern. You may have as many registrants listen as you can accommodate in your space and you may have multiple sites within a single agency access this training. Register by fax, email OR online: http://www.apaintl.org/en/tr_audio.html
3. U.S. and Canadian residents may access this conference by calling: 800-791-2345, then press teleconference code: 49957# Residents of all other countries may call: 317-713-0120, then press teleconference code: 49957#
Note: There will be a long distance charge billed to your
account for service outside of the U.S. and Canada.
A downloadable PowerPoint or outline will be available on our
website approximately 3 days in advance of the audio conference
to either download or access during the training.
Downloadble Registration Form coming soon
This conference is sponsored by the Association of Paroling Authorities International, the recognized voice for the highest professional standards of responsible parole practices. APAI acknowledges the National Institute of Corrections for support of this audio conference.
Printable form coming soon. Please check back.
Register by Fax: Fax this Registration Form, no cover sheet needed, to: 610-872-1192.
Register by Mail: Send this Registration Form to: APAI Executive Office, 233 Canterbury Dr, Wallingford PA 19086.
APAI Executive Office
Phone : 610-872-4645
Email :BLeopold@APAIntl.org