- MASTER CALENDAR
- FPPC Commission Counsel Katelyn L. Greene
- Attorney Edith R. Matthai
Continuing judicial education is a cornerstone of CJA's program. Approximately 800 judges a year attend the professional seminars offered during the Association's fall Annual Meeting, the Midyear Conference in the spring, an annual Retired Judges Conference, the Rural Judges Forum, and an annual litigation program in conjunction with The Rutter Group. Also offered is a two-week foreign study program for members and guests. Previous locations include Israel; Oxford University; Morelia, Mexico; and Veracruz, Mexico.
These programs offer unique opportunities for bench officers to attend judicial education and network with their peers in a collegial atmosphere. Please Note: You must be logged in as a member to see some items on the Master Calendar and to have access to Member Only registration and information.
@12:15 PM
Your job is dangerous - but there are things that you can do to protect yourself. It shouldn't be dangerous to yourself or your family after your work day is over.
After every sentence, there is a risk of that person, or one of his friends, vowing to get even. Finding out where you live makes it much easier to do so. And it isn't hard to do, because companies sell the personal information of thousands of people without their knowledge, and with no regard for their privacy or safety.
But the reality is anyone can find your personal information online.
For nearly a decade, 360Civic has administered a successful program that provides online protection for judges by locating and removing their personal information from websites — any website — and constantly monitoring for new information as it appears.
Don't miss this opportunity to find out how easy it is to access your personal information online, and the steps you can take to protect yourself, including how easy it is to sign up for this protection with an exclusive discounted rate through CJA.
Ron Zayas, CEO of 360Civic, and an expert on online security who has presented in front of the FTC, the National Association of Attorneys General and Harvard University, will lead this short, informative and entertaining presentation.
Presented by Ron Zayas, CEO.
@4:30 PM - 6:00PM
Did that Really Just Happen? -- During this conversation, our panelists will discuss scenarios when they've encountered instances of implicit and/or explicit bias, at times from unexpected sources, as well as analyzing their reactions (or lack thereof) in the aftermath of these often painful encounters. A significant portion of the program will be devoted to breakout groups, during which it is anticipated that attendees can share similar encounters as well as discussing potential strategies for responding in the future.
Moderator: Judge Khymberli Apaloo - San Bernadino County
Panelists:
Judge Stacy Boulware Eurie - Sacramento County
Judge Elizabeth Macias - Orange County
Judge Audra Ibarra - Santa Clara County
Judge Sean Lafferty - Riverside County
12:15pm - 1:15pm
The webinar will include disclosure requirements for gifts, stocks, spousal income, and much more. This is a great opportunity to make sure you understand your disclosure obligations before the March 2021 Form 700 filing deadline.
This session will be recorded and posted to the CJA website.
PRESENTED BY:
Moderator: Justice Gail Ruderman Feuer
1 Hour of General JBEC and MCLE credit available.
Registration coming soon!
Join your colleagues across the state for the CJA Annual Meeting! The conference will take place September 16-18, 2022 at the Mariott Marquis San Diego Marina.
Check back soon for more information!
PLEASE NOTE: The trip is now at full capacity and CJA has begun a waitlist. You may continue to register to be added to the waitlist.
