The Civil Rights issue of the Clark County Bar’s journal COMMUNIQUÉ (Feb. 2023) is now available. The issue features content written by members of the bar for members of the bar. See below for a list of featured articles, columns, and highlights.
Nevada’s Chief Justice Stiglich to Speak at Bar Luncheon on March 23, 2023
The special event also will feature: CCBA Volunteer Appreciation Awards Presentation and the Swearing-in Ceremony for the CCBA Executive Board. Learn more about this bar luncheon…
Family Law CLE Program Free for CCBA Members on February 23, 2023
On Thursday, February 23, 2023, family law lawyers Marshal Willick and Richard Crane will make a special presentation for the continuing legal education of Nevada lawyers. Learn more…
Special Education in Nevada – Five New Laws We Love
“Before removing a student from the classroom or other school grounds or suspending or expelling them, schools must provide them with a restorative justice action plan.” Read more in this article by Jean Murrell Adams published in the COMMUNIQUÉ (Feb. 2023)
What is Next After Mack v. Williams and the Future of Civil Rights in Nevada?
“The Mack decision still leaves some questions unanswered.” Read more in this article by Andréa Vieira published in the COMMUNIQUÉ (Feb. 2023)
Tips for Enforcing State Constitutional Claims In Light of the Supreme Court of Nevada’s Landmark Decision, Mack v. Williams
“Can a person sue the state (and its agents) for violations of their rights under the Nevada Constitution?” Read more in the CCBA’s Pro Bono Corner” published in the COMMUNIQUÉ (Feb. 2023)
Working to Make Civil Rights Right
“As a lawyer, I am excited to be part of moving things forward and helping with the thoughtful determination of these issues.” Read more in the CCBA’s President’s Message” published in the COMMUNIQUÉ (Feb. 2023)
Nevada Appellate Court Summaries (1-5-23)
Check out the summaries of recent opinions from the Nevada Appellate Courts written by Joe Tommasino, Esq.
Become a CASA Volunteer in Clark County
“The CASA program, which is part of the Family Division of the Eighth Judicial District Court, recruits, screens, trains, and supports volunteers to represent the best interests of foster children in Clark County.” Read more from Mary Ann Price in this article published in the Five Things issue of the bar journal Communiqué (Jan. 2023).
Five Things to Know About Sealing Nevada Criminal Records
“A person wishing to seal past criminal records must file a petition with the court.” Read more from Elizabeth Carmona in this article published in the Five Things issue of the bar journal Communiqué (Jan. 2023).