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In person and LIVE webcast option. Open to all CLA members and legal professionals.
In person location: FCP Gallery, First Canadian Place, 100 King Street West, Toronto
The CLA is hosting a special event on Thursday, January 24, 2019 from 6 to 8 p.m. We are very lucky to be joined by one of Canada’s leading prison justice advocates, Order of Canada Member and Senator, Kim Pate.
Senator Pate will discuss her extensive experience working with and advocating for Canadian prisoners. Senator Pate will share her insight into the lives and experiences of incarcerated people to assist recent calls in understanding the challenges that our clients face both during pre-trial custody, and while serving sentences.
Senator Pate will be interviewed by Maya Borooah, an associate at Henein Hutchison, and a Regional Advocate with the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies.
The event is sponsored by Lot 30 Brewers (http://www.lot30brewers.com), a local Toronto brewer and brew-pub. Lot 30 will be providing complimentary beer and food for in-person attendees, which will available before and after Senator Pate’s talk.
One hour of substantive CPD available.
Advance registration required! In person attendees must be of legal drinking age.
Fees*:
Cancellation Deadline:
Cancellations will be accepted in writing if received by 12 noon (ET) on or before January 20. Cancellations are to be sent to support@criminallawyers.ca support@criminallawyers.ca. A $5 admin fee will apply. No refunds will be accepted on or after January 21. The substitution of registrants is not accepted unless emailed to support@criminallawyers.ca 36 hours prior to the event start time. The sharing of registrations is not permitted. The CLA reserves the right to alter or cancel, without prior notice, any of the arrangements relating directly or indirectly to an event, for any circumstances beyond the CLA’s reasonable control. If CLA cancels the event, registrants will be offered a full refund. Should circumstances arise that result in the postponement of an event, registrants will have the option to either receive a full refund or transfer registration to the same event at the new, future date. In the case of inclement weather, unless otherwise notified by CLA, the event will still take place. When an event proceeds as planned, there will be no refunds should attendees not be able to attend as a result of weather. The CLA will also not be liable to refund registration fees should the event be impacted by a transit strike, strike lock-out, accident, civil disturbance or any other cause whatsoever beyond their control.
* We work hard to bring recent calls quality programming and networking opportunities. Your support of our efforts is very much appreciated and we hope you enjoy our programming. To help us continue with bringing quality programming, it is important that only those that register participate. The Recent Call event series has been experiencing issues with the live webcast link being shared with non-registrants. This has impacted our efforts negatively for the volunteers planning the event as was as on association finances (we pay a fee per live webcast participant). Please do NOT share the webcast link with anyone. Please note that for CPD purposes, each Live Webcast registrant MUST register individually (even if planning on watching with a group). The email address provided when registering is where the webcast details will be sent closer to the event date. Only those that register in advance can claim CPD.
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