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Establishing Expertise as an Ethical Expert Witness

Experts and Lawyers Collaborating to Help Victims

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January 10-11, 2011

 

Austin, Texas



Training at a Glance
The training is designed for attorneys, domestic violence service providers and professionals who are interested in being considered as expert witnesses in court cases involving domestic violence.

Overview: An intensive two-day training provides participants critical skills needed to serve as an expert witness or use the skills of an expert witness in domestic violence cases; knowledge about the ethical issues involved; knowledge about the legal environment expert witnesses work in; and issues involved in expert witness testimony. Course structure uses case studies and allows participants to evaluate an expert witness on the stand.

The training will address a variety of issues.  Training materials will be distributed to all participants.
 
Presenters have substantial experience as expert witnesses in court cases involving domestic violence.

The training begins at 9:00 am each day. It ends at 5:30 pm on the first day and 3:30 pm on the second day. Please make travel arrangements to stay to the end of the training.

CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS – are being sought for this training.

Registration information will be posted as it becomes available. Check back later.

The training will be conducted at The University of Texas at Austin School of Law in Austin, TX at 727 East Dean Keeton Street in the Eidman Courtroom.

   


Registration and Lodging
 

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GROUP DISCOUNT – details will be posted as they become available. Check back later.

LODGING –details will be posted as they become available. Check back later.
 
Transportation in Austin
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