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Criminal Practice - Possession of Evidence 2023

Product ID: CA3329R7
Presented By: State Bar of Wisconsin PINNACLE

Co-produced with the State Bar of Wisconsin Professional Ethics Committee.

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Representing criminal defense clients can add ethical dilemmas to an already challenging area of practice. If your client walks into your office with evidence of a crime, what do you do? At Criminal Practice – Possession of Evidence, you’ll review the ethics of possession of evidence and find out how to respond when a client provides you with evidence that directly relates to a criminal investigation.

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Credits

1.5 CLE, 1.5 EPR

Date and Time

Monday, February 20, 202312:00 PM - 1:15 PM CT

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Co-produced with the State Bar of Wisconsin Professional Ethics Committee.

Not so welcome surprises

Representing criminal defense clients can add ethical dilemmas to an already challenging area of practice. If your client walks into your office with evidence of a crime, what do you do? At Criminal Practice – Possession of Evidence, you’ll review the ethics of possession of evidence and find out how to respond when a client provides you with evidence that directly relates to a criminal investigation.

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Co-produced with the State Bar of Wisconsin Professional Ethics Committee.

Not so welcome surprises

Representing criminal defense clients can add ethical dilemmas to an already challenging area of practice. If your client walks into your office with evidence of a crime, what do you do? At Criminal Practice – Possession of Evidence, you’ll review the ethics of possession of evidence and find out how to respond when a client provides you with evidence that directly relates to a criminal investigation.

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Annie Jay is an Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Litigation Unit of the Wisconsin Department of Justice where she prosecutes homicide and other violent crime as well as training law enforcement and prosecutors statewide. Ms. Jay previously worked as an Assistant District Attorney in the Kenosha County District Attorney’s Office prosecuting crimes from burglary and drug delivery to sexual assault and stalking. She recently received an award from the International Homicide Investigators Association for her successful prosecution of a bodiless homicide in Portage County in 2019. Ms. Jay received the Lee and Lynn Copen Family Justice Award from Women and Children’s Horizons in Kenosha for her work with victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a minor in German from the University of Delaware and received her J.D. from the University of Wisconsin Law School.

Ben K. Kempinen is a cum laude graduate of the University of Wisconsin Law School and taught at the Law School from 1976 until his retirement in January of 2018. In addition to teaching the first-year criminal law curriculum and a number of related courses (Trial Advocacy, Professional Responsibilities, and Advanced Substantive Criminal Law), Prof. Kempinen was involved in several of the Law School's clinical programs, including serving as interim director of the Legal Defense Project; working as a supervising attorney in the Frank J. Remington Center's Legal Assistance to Institutionalized Persons Project (LAIP); and, from 1990 until his retirement, acting as director of the Remington Center's Prosecution Project. Prof. Kempinen has also been involved in both trial and appellate litigation in the criminal law area, has taught at the National Institute of Trial Advocacy, has participated in a variety of conferences and continuing legal education programs during the past two decades, served on the Wisconsin Supreme Court Ethics 2000 Committee, and is the chair of the State Bar Ethics Committee.

Timothy J. Pierce has been Ethics Counsel for the State Bar of Wisconsin since 2004. He received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin–Madison and his law degree, cum laude, from the University of Wisconsin Law School. Mr. Pierce was previously a Deputy Director at the Office of Lawyer Regulation in Milwaukee and Madison. He has also been employed as the Ethics Administrator for Milbank, Hadley, Tweed & McCloy, in New York, and as an Assistant State Public Defender in Racine. He is a member of the State Bar of Wisconsin. He is a frequent speaker on matters of professional ethics and has given hundreds of CLE presentations to a wide variety of groups on professional responsibility law. He serves as reporter for the State Bar’s Committee on Professional Ethics and writes the monthly “Ethical Dilemmas” column for the State Bar of Wisconsin. He has also taught Professional Responsibilities at the University of Wisconsin Law School since 2011 and currently serves as a Volunteer Subject Matter Expert for the MPRE.

  • Be certain you know what to do if a client provides you with evidence of a crime
  • Understand when exceptions to attorney-client privilege or the duty of confidentiality apply
  • Criminal law practitioners
  • General practitioners

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