
ACESs Informed Law Enforcement, Prosecution and Courts
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Adverse Childhood Experiences and Adverse Community Environments (ACEs) can have profoundly negative impacts on children and increase the likelihood that these children will end up in the courtroom as a victim or a defendant. In this presentation, a North Carolina District Attorney of a rural and suburban district will explore best practices and strategies for addressing adverse consequences within the legal system. The process of bringing law enforcement, the defense, the prosecution, and the court system together to create a more trauma-informed justice system that has won state-wide recognition for its efforts will be discussed.
Please see below for the status for CLE Credit in each state:
Alabama - Approved 1 Hour of CLE
California - Pending State Approval
Colorado - Pending State Approval
Delaware - Pending State Approval
Florida - Pending State Approval
Georgia - Pending State Approval
Hawaii - Pending State Approval
Idaho - Pending State Approval
Indiana - Pending State Approval
Kansas - Pending State Approval
Kentucky - Pending State Approval
Louisiana - Pending State Approval
Minnesota - Pending State Approval
Mississippi - Pending State Approval
Montana - Pending State Approval
Nebraska - Pending State Approval
North Carolina - Pending State Approval
New Jersey - Pending State Approval
New York - Pending State Approval
New Mexico - Pending State Approval
Nevada - Pending State Approval
Ohio - Pending State Approval
Oregon - Pending State Approval
Pennsylvania - Pending State Approval
South Carolina - Pending State Approval
Tennessee - Pending State Approval
Texas - Pending State Approval
Utah - Pending State Approval
Virginia - Pending State Approval
Vermont - Approved 1 hour CLE credit
Washington - Pending State Approval
West Virginia - Pending State Approval
Wyoming - Pending State Approval
If you have any questions regarding CLE credit, please reach out to our Senior Coordinator,, Education & Engagement, Mary Stechschulte at mstechschulte@ndaajustice.org for assistance.
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