The Cleveland-Marshall Law Alumni Association will host a reception and training session for students participating in the CMLAA Mentoring Program.
The Cleveland-Marshall Law Alumni Association will hold a group mentoring session for upper level students. Panelists to be announced.
On Friday, September 30, CSU will celebrate the its annual Distinguished Alumni Awards, which we honor some of CSU’s greatest ambassadors as part of Homecoming Weekend. Cleveland-Marshall College of Law's 2016 honoree is Kenneth C. Ricci '86
Ricci is a Principal of Directional Aviation Capital, which owns a number of enterprises including Flexjet and Constant Aviation. A 35-year aviation industry veteran and pilot, he flew Bill Clinton when he ran for president in 1992.
Ricci was honored as an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of Year and received the Harvard Business School’s Dively Entrepreneurship Award. He also was the youngest recipient of the prestigious William Ong Award for extraordinary achievement in the general aviation industry and named one the most influential people in aviation by Aviation International News. In 2015, he received the Aviation Week Laureate Award, a benchmark of industry excellence, recognizing his innovation in aircraft remanufacturing.
An Arizona resident, he serves on the Board of Trustees for the University of Notre Dame, the Smithsonian Institution and University Hospitals, as well as on the C|M|LAW Board of Visitors.
Sponsored by Cleveland-Marshall Law Alumni Association
Pre-register for a discounted rate of $75 by emailing cmlaaclenull@gmail.nullcom (email: cmlaaclenull@gmail.nullcom ) or calling 440-263-3659. Registration at the door will be permitted for $85.
Cleveland-Marshall Law Alumni Association invites you to attend OVI, a three-hour CLE that will be a practical guide for attorneys to better understand OVI Law from the time of the initial stop to the conviction, dismissal or acquittal.
This three-hour course, featuring attorneys Ian Friedman, Gregory Gentile, Ashley Jones, and Judge Michelle Paris, will examine pretrial motions filed on OVI cases, such as motions to suppress, motions to preserve audio and video recordings and demands for discovery. This course will also cover the most common driver's license suspensions imposed by the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.
There will also be a legislative update on recent changes in the law in the area of OVI and DUIs.
Sponsored by Cleveland-Marshall Law Alumni Association
This continuing legal education program will focus on Ohio’s critical role in the 2016 election. Speakers include CMLAW alumni and faculty active in politics. This CLE will include portions of “Swing State,” a documentary about the 2006 Ohio Gubernatorial election and, specifically, CMLAW Interim Dean Lee Fisher’s race for Lieutenant Governor.
Speakers Include:
Rob Frost, Chairman, Republican Party of Cuyahoga County
Lisa Stickan Lewis, Ohio Federation of Republican Women
Dean Boland is a former Assistant Prosecuting Attorney for Cuyahoga County and former law clerk to the Eighth District Court of Appeals. He has been in in private practice since 2004 focusing his work on assisting lawyers and clients with technology issues in various legal matters in Ohio and nationwide.
Boland created and presented the first Ohio CLE on the issues surrounding Domestic Drones in late 2012 and has provided updated seminars on that and other technology topics to lawyers, judges and the general public for years.
He has litigated three different cases on technology and law issues to the Ohio Supreme Court as well as argued in front of four separate Federal Courts of Appeals on a variety of legal technology issues.
This event has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
James Drozdowski, Esq., “Professionalism in the Practice of Law”
Art Kaufman, Esq., Mental Health / Substance Abuse]
General Public: $100 ($85 Early Discount Rate)
CMLAA Members: $90 ($75 Early Discount Rate)
Fulfills the 2.5 hours of instruction related to the professional conduct requirement
Scandal, sex, murder and the media. It has been almost 62 years since Marilyn Sheppard was murdered in her Bay Village home. The Sam Sheppard case marked a pivotal moment in the emerging medium of television and American jurisprudence. And the fascination with the case goes on.
Next year will mark the 50th anniversary of the United States Supreme Court's landmark decision in the case of Sheppard v. Maxwell that set aside the conviction for Marilyn's husband, Dr. Sam Sheppard, and set the national standard on the issue of pretrial publicity and media in the court room. Learn both the history and currency of this life-changing criminal case for both the media and the justice system.
Join former Assistant County Prosecutors A. Steven Dever and Dean Boland and Civil Rights Attorney Terry Gilbert; trial judge Ron Suster; Plain Dealer reporter Brent Larkin and former Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason as they discuss the history of the Sheppard Case as they give insight in the trial tactics used, including their personal involvement. C. Ellen Connally will moderate the program.
You be the judge and jury: Was Dr. Sam Sheppard guilty? Was there really a "bushy-haired man?" Was an innocent man wrongfully convicted? You decide.
Registration begins at 8am
Fee includes materials, continental breakfast, and a boxed lunch.
All proceeds will be donated to the Cleveland-Marshall Alumni Scholarship Fund
