NCVLI Conference Program

12 TH ANNUAL CRIME VICTIM LAW CONFERENCE JUNE 7-8, 2013 | LEWIS & CLARK LAW SCHOOL | PORTLAND, OREGON

1 2th ANNUAL CRIME VICT IM LAW CONFER ENCE

SCHEDULE OF E V E NTS

TENT AT I V E

FRIDAYJUNE 7 8:00am Breakfast

8:30am

9:00am

Welcome & Conference Opening

Opening Plenary

Meg Garvin, M.A., J.D., Clinical Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School, Executive Director of NCVLI Diane McKeel, Commissioner, Multinomah County

FIGHTING FOR PRIVACY IN AN ONLINE AGE: A Survivor’s Legal Battle

The Honorable Ellen Rosenblum, Oregon Attorney General

10:00am

Jennifer Bennett

Jennifer Coughlin, J.D., Brothers, Hawn & Coughlin, LLP

Breakout Sessions

FUNDAMENTALS OF VICTIMS’ RIGHTS FOR ATTORNEYS

WHY LANGUAGE MATTERS: Strategies to Support LGBTQ Survivors of Violence

Rebecca Khalil, J.D., NCVLI Staff Attorney

Sharon Stapel, Esq., Executive Director of the New York City Anti–Violence Project

HARM AND CAUSATION: Two Key Hurdles for Victims Seeking Rights Under the CVRA Paula Pierce, J.D., Manager of Hotline Programs, Texas Legal Services Center

APPLYING CRIME VICTIM LAW TO STRATEGIC ADVANTAGE IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING CASES Marianna Warmee, J.D., Federal Administrative Judge, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, San Francisco District Office

11:45 Luncheon Plenary The Frontier of Victim Restitution

Antonio R. Sarabia II, J.D., IP Business Law Inc.

Amy Liu, J.D., NCVLI Staff Attorney

1:15pm

Breakout Sessions

THE VICTIM’S RIGHT TO ATTEND THE TRIAL: A Win– Win for Victims, Prosecutors, and the System

VICTIMS’ RIGHTS PRE–CHARGING AND DURING PLEA: Do They Exist and How Do You Fight for Them?

Brian McDonough J.D., Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office in Ohio

Steve Twist, J.D., Vice President and General Counsel, Services Group of America, Inc.

Terry Campos, J.D., NCVLI Staff Attorney

CHILDREN’S ADVOCACY CENTERS: An Evidence Based Victims’ Rights Oriented Response to Child Abuse Chris Newlin, M.S., L.P.C., Executive Director, National Children’s Advocacy Center

3:00pm

EMERGING PERSPECTIVES: Law Students’ Vision of Victims’ Rights Law Student Panel Facilitated by Sarah LeClair, J.D., NCVLI Staff Attorney

Breakout Sessions

“I CAN’T GIVE YOU LEGAL ADVICE BUT…”: Guidelines for Providing Advocacy in a Legal Setting While Avoiding the Unauthorized Practice of Law

P OLYVICTIMIZATION AND COMPLEX TRAUMA: What Practitioners Need to Know

Heidi Nestel, J.D., Executive Director, Utah Crime Victims Legal Clinic

Dr. Jerry Yager, Psy.D., Director of Training, Denver Children’s Advocacy Center

A NEW MODEL: Special Victim Prosecutors-What it Means for the Future of Victims’ Rights

EFFECTIVE HOLISTIC REPRESENTATION OF CRIME VICTIMS: What Every Attorney Should Know

Lisa Teesch-Maguire, J.D., Victims’ Rights Advocate, Office of the District Attorney, 18th Judicial District

Josh Lamborn, J.D., The Law Office of Josh Lamborn P.C

Keli Luther, J.D., Deputy County Attorney, Maricopa County Attorney’s Office

4:30pm End of Day One

4:30pm-7:00pm Crime Victims’ Rights Reception Jo in N CV L I to ce l e b rate ano t he r ye ar of h ard wor k on be h alf of victims ! Catch up w it h col l e ag ue s f ro m acro ss t he n ation wh ile e n joyin g live mu sic, food, an d dr in ks.

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SATURDAYJUNE 8

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8:30am B re a k fast

9:00am Breakout Sessions TRAUMA AND VICARIOUS TRAUMA: What Practitioners Need to Know

LIFE AFTER SANDUSKY: Reforming Child Protection Legislation

Chris Wilson, Psy.D.

Diane Moyer, J.D., Legal Director of the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape

UNDERSTANDING THE SWORD AND SHIELD OF TECHNOLOGY Valenda Applegarth, J.D., Senior Attorney, Greater Boston Legal Services

10:45am

WHEN VICTIMS GET SUED: Best Practices in Defending SLAPP Suits Erin Olson, J.D., The Law Office of Erin Olson, PC

Breakout Sessions

PREVENTING AND RESPONDING TO IDENTITY THEFT SPEAKER TBD

ANALYZING THE PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPACT OF THE LEGAL SYSTEM’S RESPONSE TO RAPE SURVIVORS ON THE SURVIVORS Rebecca Campbell, Ph.D., Professor Ecological-Community Psychology Michigan State University

AFTER THE GAVEL FALLS: Application of the Federal Crime Victims’ Rights Act in Habeas Corpus Proceedings Alice B. Lustre, J.D., Deputy Attorney General, California Department of Justice

EXPANDING OUR REACH AND IMPACT: Collaboration Opportunities for Child Advocacy Centers and Civil Victim Attorneys Andrew H. Agatston, J.D., Andrew H. Agatston, P.C. Chris Newlin, M.S., L.P.C., Executive Director, National Children’s Advocacy Center

Noon Luncheon Plenary Protecting Victims’ Rights & Interests in Mass Victimization Cases Michelle S. Cruz, J.D., Former State Victim Advocate, Connecticut Office of the Victim Advocate Keli Luther, J.D., Deputy County Attorney, Maricopa County Attorney’s Office

1:30pm Breakout Sessions INTERSECTIONS OF IDENTITY THEFT AND VIOLENT CRIME: Collaborative Responses for Victims When ID Theft is Used as a Weapon to Perpetrate Sexual Assault, Stalking, and Intimate Partner Violence Bridgette Harwood, J.D., Co–Executive Director, Criminal Legal Services Nikki Charles, M.A., Co–Executive Director, Therapeutic and Victim Advocacy, Network for Victim Recovery of D.C.

RAPE SHIELD: Holes in the Armor?

Ali Wilkinson, J.D., NCVLI Staff Attorney

A COMPLEX AND COMPASSIONATE RESPONSE: The Role of Victim/Witness Assistance Centers in Responding to Violence Against Women in California Heather Warnken, J.D., LL.M., Legal Policy Associate at the Warren Institute on Law & Social Policy, The University of California, Berkeley School of Law

3:15pm - 4:30pm

Closing Plenary - New Horizons: Mini-Sessions on Where the Future of Victim’s Rights Lies An Overview of the Air Force’s New Special Victims Counsel Program for Sexual Assault Victims General Richard Harding, Lieutenant General, United States Airforce

The Gaps in the Federal Crime Victims’ Rights Act and Where we Need to Go in the Future Doug Beloof, J.D., Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School, Founder and Member of the Board of Directors, NCVLI

Key Rights to Litigate or Legislate in the Year Ahead Meg Garvin, M.A., J.D., Clinical Professor of Law, Lewis & Clark Law School, Executive Director of NCVLI

REGISTRATION INFORMATION NAVRA MEMBER DISCOUNT Enhanced Membership to the National Alliance of Victims’ Rights Attorneys (NAVRA) entitles registrants to a $50 discount on tuition rates. This is just one of the many benefits of NAVRA membership! Visit navra.org today to join.

REGISTRATION Register online at ncvli.org or by calling 503.768.6819.

LODGING Take advantage of the special conference rate of $127/night at The Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront Hotel. To reserve, call 1.877.901.6632 or visit https://resweb.passkey.com/go/NCVLIJun2013. When calling, be sure to ask for the NCVLI conference rate. Space is limited, so reserve early.

TUITION (includes materials and breakfast/lunch/snacks) REGULAR RATES (if received by April 19, 2013) $360 Standard $299 Gov’t, Academic, or Non-Profit $165 Student Enhanced NAVRA Members - $50 Discount LATE REGISTRATION RATES (if received on or after April 19, 2013) $420 Standard $350 Gov’t, Academic, or Non Profit $215 Student Enhanced NAVRA Members - $50 Discount Visit ncvli.org for information about our single day rates

SCHOLARSHIPS Please visit ncvli.org for scholarship information.

QUESTIONS Contact NCVLI at 503.768.6819 or ncvliconference@lclark.edu.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSORS

-Oregon Department of Justice

SILVER SPONSORS

-Lewis & Clark Law School

BRONZE SPONSORS

-Law Office of Josh Lamborn, P.C. -Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape

GENERAL SPONSORS

-National Organization of Parents of Murdered Children -Portland State University Criminology and Criminal Justice Program

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We are still seeking sponsors for the 2013 Conference. NCVLI relies on the support of our partners to ensure a successful Conference.

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