Star Wars CLE Seminar
June 30 - July 1, 2022
June 30 - July 1, 2022
Over the course of two action-packed days, this Zoom seminar brings in attorneys, professors, and other speakers from around the U.S. to teach classic CLE topics with a Star Wars twist!
Day One Topics
Day One Topics
The Law of Force Awakens
Disobedience and Environmentalism
The Phantom Mediator: Star Wars and Conflict Resolution
At the Elbow and Under Pressure
The Return of the Rule of Law
How Many Rules of Ethics Did the Jedi and Sith Violate? (Hint: All of Them)
A Long Time Ago In A Courtroom Far Away
Revenge of the Semicolon: Star Wars Advocacy Tips
Using Project Management to Build Your Own Clone Army
Does It Even Matter If Han Shot First? Civil Issues in Star Wars
Resistance Within the Empire: Disobedience to Institutions of Power
A New Hope for Textualism: How to Read Text and Paratext
War Crimes in the Star Wars Universe
Day Two Topics
Day Two Topics
Your Speakers
Your Speakers
Butch Bracknell, The Charles F. Bolden Group
Dr. Alexandra Harrington, Lancaster University
Professor Jen Reynolds, University of Oregon
Professor Noam Ebner, Creighton University
Professor Dakota S. Rudesill, Ohio State University
Honorable (Ret.) Russ Carparelli
John Browning, Spencer Fane, LLP
Sarah J.M. Cox, Burnette Shutt McDaniel, PA
Professor Amar Khoday, The University of Manitoba
E. Aaron Cartwright, Law Office of Aaron Cartwright
Dr. Benjamin Priester, Florida Coastal School of Law
Gurney F. Pearsall III, Pearsall Law Firm, PC
FAQs
FAQs
"I love the idea, but I'm busy. Can I view the CLEs on my own?"
"I love the idea, but I'm busy. Can I view the CLEs on my own?"
Our live classes will be recorded and viewable anytime in the next two years for the same credits.
To receive the recordings, register for the live course and email us for the recordings at [email protected]
You can also attend some live courses and view others as prerecorded classes.
"My state requires attendance verification. How do you verify attendance?"
"My state requires attendance verification. How do you verify attendance?"
To verify attendance, we use a Verification Word that we distribute in the middle of our CLE classes.
"Do you have a financial hardship policy?"
"Do you have a financial hardship policy?"
Yes, please reach out and let us know about your financial hardship at [email protected]
"What states have accredited this CLE?"
"What states have accredited this CLE?"
Note:
Even if your state does not appear on this list,
you can request credits after attending a CLE.
No state has so far refused to issue credits for this seminar.
Accredited, Directly or via Reciprocity:
Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Hawaii, Maine, Montana, N.D., N.J., N.Y., Ohio, Texas, Wisconsin
Others:
Arizona and New Hampshire do not pre-approve CLE programs
"Is my state a 50-minute or 60-minute CLE state?"
"Is my state a 50-minute or 60-minute CLE state?"
The 50-minute CLE states are Colorado, Florida, Missouri, N.J., N.Y.,
Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Utah, West Virginia, and Wisconsin
"When will I get the Zoom link/password and attendance form?"
"When will I get the Zoom link/password and attendance form?"
You will receive the Zoom link/password within 48 hours of our CLE event
at the email address that you provide with your registration.
After viewing the CLE(s), please email [email protected] for the attendance form, if you need one.
Please include the course's verification words, if your state requires that as proof of attendance.
"Is there another payment option if I do not use Paypal?"
"Is there another payment option if I do not use Paypal?"
If for any reason our secure Paypal-based payment link is not working for you,
please feel free to pay through our secure LawPay link by clicking here.
Our Previous CLE:
The Jewishprudence CLE Seminar
Our Previous CLE:
The Jewishprudence CLE Seminar
In May, our Jewishprudence CLE seminar brought in attorneys, law professors, rabbis, and other speakers from around the U.S. and Israel to teach classes that combine classic CLE topics with Judaica.
Jewishprudence CLE Seminar
Jewishprudence CLE Seminar
This course is eligible for up to 20 CLE credits, for attorneys who watch it and submit the request for credits to their state. Accreditation is being sought in a number of states at the moment, and a list of states that have granted credits to this as an on-demand webinar accredited states will be published as state bars grant credits.
If your jurisdiction does not recognize on-demand webinars or limits the amount of credits you can receive for them, it may be possible to receive credits for attending this seminar as a live course by being able to communicate in real time with the seminar's moderators or speakers. Feel free to reach out to [email protected] to make such arrangements.
The Topics of the Jewishprudence CLE Seminar
The Race for Jurisdiction in Secular and Religious Courts
The Rise in Anti-Semitism and What Lawyers Can Do
Equity in American and Jewish Law
Talmud for Lawyers
Argue, Don't Fight: The Limits of Zealous Advocacy
Updates to U.S. Supreme Court Religious Liberties Jurisprudence
Jewish Ethics, Legal Ethics, and Social Media Use
Hasidic Education and the Limits of Religious Liberty
Legal Reasoning in the Talmud
The Laws of Shabbat as a Guide to Work-Life Balance
Israel, Hamas, and the Law of War
Pirkei Avot as a Guide to Legal Ethics