Friday, October 24 – Summit 2014
OPENING SESSION
WELCOME
Patricia Puritz Executive Director, National Juvenile Defender Center
Mary Noble Deputy Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Kentucky
SPECIAL GUEST
Xavier McElrath-Bey Youth Justice Advocate, Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth
KEYNOTE
The Hope of Nevertheless Marie Osborne Chief Assistant Public Defender, Juvenile Division, Miami Dade Public Defender
MORNING BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Update on Statement Suppression Law
Randy Hertz
“Dualing” for Due Process: Working with Dual Status Youth – Resource Center Partnership
Josh Dohan, Jessica Heldman, Tami Steckler
- Dual Status Youth – Technical Assistance Workbook
- RFK PowerPoint: Dual Status Youth Initiatives: Juvenile Justice and Child Welfare System Coordination and Integration
New Sentencing Structures & Positive Outcomes for Youth in Adult Court
Jeff Howard, Emily Keller, Xavier McElrath-Bey, Ashley Ratliff, Becky Trent
- Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth Letter to U.S. Sentencing Commission Final Version
- Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth Letter Re: Federal Compliance with Miller v Alabama
- West Virginia HB 4210 – Juvenile Sentencing Reform
- 2011 Urban Institute Tribal Youth in the Federal Justice System
- CA v. Cabellero Supreme Court Decision
- Juvenile Law Center – State of California v Moffett – Amicus Brief
- JLC Layman Amici Brief – Indiana Court of Appeals
- Lyle Decision Iowa Supreme Court
- Moffett/Guitierrez CA Supreme Court Decision
- Moore v. Ohio JLC Amicus Brief
- State of Ohio v Long – JLC Amicus Brief
PREA 101
Sarah Bergen, Brenda Smith
Three Years In: Pushing Forward with J.D.B.
Eddie Ferrer, Tobie Smith, Randee Waldman
Innovations in Post-Disposition Representation
Christine Bella, Laura Cohen, Debbie St. Jean, Jerrod Thompson-Hicks
- Cohen – Freedom’s Road Youth, Parole, and the Promise of Miller and Graham
- NY Legal Aid Society Post-Disposition Practice Expectations
- Post Disposition Trial Book One Page Chart
Exaggerated Notions of Dangerousness: Strategies to Deal with High Profile Cases
Marty Beyer, Mike Rafik
- Beyer Chapter in Sherman & Jacobs Book: Juvenile Justice – Advancing Research, Policy, and Practice
- Beyer – A Developmental Framework for Juvenile Cases
- Beyer – Questions to Ask for a Comprehensive Developmental Assessment
Documenting Disparities: Raising Awareness by Raising Race
Ellen Marrus, Nadia Seeratan
- HANDOUT 8a – Raising Race Annotated Bibliography Race and Adolescent Development
- Handout 8a – Raising Race – Annotated Bibliography – Race and the Defender
- HANDOUT 8a Raising Race – Annotated Bibliography Implicit Bias Studies
Ensuring Fundamental Fairness for Youth Charged with Sex Offenses
Nicole Pittman, Elana Roffman, Richard Tewksbury
- Sex Offender Registration Notification (SORN)
- Ensuring Fundamental Fairness for Youth Charged with Sex Offenses
Obstacles & Opportunities for Stationhouse Counsel
Betsy Clarke, Patti Lee, Eliza Solowiej
MORNING GENERAL SESSION
SPECIAL GUEST
Roy Austin
Deputy Assistant to the President, Domestic Policy Council, the White House
PLENARY
The Next Wave of Adolescent Brain Development: Plasticity & the Potential for Change
Mary Ann Scali, Moderator, Deputy Director, National Juvenile Defender Center
Antoinette Kavanaugh, Forensic Clinical Psychologist
Hector Linares, Assistant Professor of Professional Practice, Louisiana State University Law Center
Laurence Steinberg, Distinguished University Professor of Psychology, Temple University
AFTERNOON BREAKOUT SESSIONS
A Real Chance for a Second Chance: Confidentiality, Sealing & Expungement
Julie Biehl, Patti Lee, Marsha Levick, Jerrod Thompson-Hicks
Incorporating Developmental Research into Client Advocacy – Resource Center Partnership
Antoinette Kavanaugh, Mary Ann Scali
- Roper v. Simmons Decision
- Miller v. Alabama Decision
- J.D.B. v. North Carolina
- Graham v Florida 560 US 48 (2010)
- Graham v. Florida AMA Brief
- Adolescent Development Case Bibliography
- Adolescent Development Studies: An Annotated Bibliography
Update on Search & Seizure Law
Randy Hertz
Breaking the Mold: Stretching Your Advocacy with Plasticity Research
Hector Linares, Laurence Steinberg
Driving Systemic Reform through Policy Advocacy
Eddie Ferrer, Patti Puritz, Chris Rapillo, Eric Zogry
Immaturity, Trauma & Disabilities: A Developmental Framework
Marty Beyer, Ashley Ratliff
- Beyer Chapter in Sherman & Jacobs Book: Juvenile Justice – Advancing Research, Policy, and Practice
- Beyer – A Developmental Framework for Juvenile Cases
- Beyer – Questions to Ask for a Comprehensive Developmental Assessment
Holistic Case Management: Integrating Social Workers & Youth Advocates
Josh Perry, Pam Vickrey, Sariah Donnahoo
No Client Left Behind: Educational Advocacy & School Disciplinary Practices
Rebecca DiLoreto, Dwanna Nicole, Debbie St. Jean
- U.S. Department of Education – School Discipline Guidance Package
- Civil Rights Data Collection
- Universal Design for Learning Fact Sheet
- ABA Litigation News – Integrating Systems for Children with Disabilities
- 2011-2012 CRDC Data Definitions
- Civil Rights Data Collection UserGuide
- CRDC School Discipline Snapshot
- Children’s Law Center Exclusionary Discipline Fact Sheet
- Tulman & McGee Special Education Advocacy Manual
- Advancement Project’s School Discipline Guidance Summary
- Children’s Law Center Strategies for Addressing Status and Delinquenc Prosecution For School Misbehavior
Demystifying Deaf Clients to Equip & Empower Defenders
Talila Lewis
- Speechreading Article
- HEARD Prisoner Survey Final
- Lavigne, M. & Vernon, M. An Interpreter Isn’t Enough: Deafness, Language, Due Process
- The Bill of Rights, Due Process and the Deaf Suspect/Defendant
- Traxler – The Stanford Achievement Test, 9th Edition – National Norming Performance Standards for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students
- Deaf Interpreters in Court
Guarding Due Process in Restorative Justice
Samantha Buckingham, Susan Duncan
AFTERNOON GENERAL SESSION
SHOWCASE
Helping Educate to Advance the Rights of the Deaf (HEARD)
Talila Lewis, Executive Director, HEARD
PLENARY
Language Impairment & Delinquency: Unpacking the Impact
Michele LaVigne, Moderator, Clinical Professor of Law, University of Wisconsin School of Law
Gwyneth Rost, Assistant Professor, Communication Disorders Department, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Pam Snow, Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry & School of Rural Health, Bendigo Monash University, Australia