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This CLE provides attendees with effective strategies for juvenile representation from practitioners in the field, juvenile judges, and youth impacted by contact with the juvenile justice system.

Key topics covered include:

• Practical suggestions from experienced attorneys handling cases in abuse, neglect, and dependency court
• Judges’ examples of effective advocacy from their experiences in juvenile court
• Perspectives from youth who were formerly involved in the juvenile delinquency and child welfare systems
• A look back at the meaning of In re Gault after 50 years
• Dealing with stress and trauma from handling difficult juvenile cases

Planned by the NCBA Juvenile Justice & Children's Rights Section

From the Inside Out: The Youth Perspective
Then and Now: Identifying and Addressing Gaps in Due Process for Juveniles After In Re Gault
To Do or Not to Do: What Influences Judges?
Juvenile Justice & Children’s Rights Section Annual Meeting | Eric J. Zogry, North Carolina Office of the Juvenile Defender, Raleigh, 2016-2017 Section Chair, presiding
Practical Suggestions and 2016-17 Legislative Updates in Child Welfare
Ethics: Reducing Stress and Secondary Trauma