Get to know Missouri’s DWI judges at this year’s seminar
Missouri DWI lawyers are gearing up for the Annual Bernard Edelman DWI Law & Science Seminar which takes place this year July 27-28 at The Lodge of Four Seasons in Lake Ozark.
Presented by MoBarCLE and the Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, the Annual Bernard Edelman DWI Law & Science Seminar provides lawyers with the opportunity to learn from national experts and even better understand the science behind the practice of DWI law.
On Thursday, get to know DWI judges from the judge’s panel session prior to the networking reception with Hon. John F. Newsham, Associate Circuit Court, 21st Judicial Circuit, St. Louis; Hon. Stanley D. Williams, Associate Circuit Court, 20th Judicial Circuit, Eureka; Hon. Martina L. Peterson, Municipal Court, 16th Judicial Circuit, Kansas City; Hon. Gary D. Witt, Missouri Court of Appeals-Western District, Kansas City; and Hon. Matthew P. Hamner, Camden County Circuit Court, Camdenton. The reception will be held from 5:30–7 p.m. on The Rooftop.
Types of passes
Standard in-person passes cost $400 for MACDL members and include access to all CLE sessions, panel discussions, and plenaries. On Thursday July 27, standard pass holders will be provided breakfast, lunch, and a reception ticket to the networking event with judges from the “Judges panel: Do’s and don’ts from the bench.”
On Friday, in-person attendees will receive a buffet breakfast as well as lunch before the final program presentation.
Virtual passes cost $400 for MACDL members and include online access to all CLE sessions, panel discussions and plenary sessions. Access to program recordings for online live CLE credit will be available for 90 days (program recordings viewed after the conference can only be reported for self-study.)
Friday’s Bootcamp for lawyers and paralegals is available for $155, and is a great track for lawyers in their first five years of practice, paralegals, or veterans lawyers who want to review the basics of DWI law and science.
Visit MoBarCLE.org to sign up online or read more about this year’s seminar here.