On March 16-17, 2007, Sturm College of Law, University of Denver will hold its second national domestic violence conference entitled…

Battered Mothers and Witnessing Children: Failure to Protect and Conceptions of State Accountability

Are we really protecting battered women and their children? Are state initiatives such as the Green Book Project, mandatory arrest, mandatory reporting of domestic violence by doctors, providing the safety net that battered women and their children need and deserve? What is the state of the law and our ability to protect women and children?

Please join us to discuss these important issues.

Speakers

FRIDAY EVENING

Opening Remarks: Shawrline Nicholson, Schechter Fellow, Plaintiff in Nicholson case

Keynote Speaker:  Evan Stark, Ph.D. Psychologist, Green Book Project Consultant and Professor

SATURDAY

Keynote Speaker: Senator Sheila Kuehl, Senator, California State Senate

***REGISTRATION IS LIMITED***

***CLE AVAILABLE***

Early registration is recommended.

***Early Registration pricing ends February 21, 2007.***

Please visit:

www.law.du.edu/dvconference

to register or for more information.

For further assistance, please contact Khalid Rosa at krosa@law.du.edu

March 16 & 17, 2007

Please consult the attached conference brochure for information and click on the link above to register.

Lawyers, regardless of jurisdiction, are eligible to receive CLE.  Register early because seating is limited and discounts will only apply to early registration.  Come join the over 50 presenters as we address issues that frame conceptions of justice and collective accountability for battered mothers and their children.

G. Kristian Miccio, LL.M, J.S.D

Associate Professor of Law

Sturm College of Law

University of Denver

2255 E. Evans

Denver. Colorado 80208

303.871.6361