Webinar: Distinguishing Legal Information from Legal Advice (Greacen 2007)

Event Details

Monday, April 30, 2007 | 3pm-3pm EDT

This webinar is geared toward the court clerk environment and includes discussions on the importance of this topic / why we should care; problems with a vague standard; standards that don't work; principles upon which to build a sound policy; ethical obligations of court staff; definitions; guidelines; and a review of questions submitted by participants in advance.

Faculty include: John Greacen, Consultant, Greacen Associates LLC and Judy Meadows, State Law Librarian, Montana Supreme Court.

While this webinar was not recorded, the PowerPoint presentation is posted below.

Last updated on .

Year published: 2007

Document Author:

  • John Greacen
  • Self-Represented Litigation Network

Topics

Clerk, Self-Help Center Staff, and Librarian Ethics Webinars

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United States
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Legal Advice-Legal Information webinar 4-17-07v2.ppt

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