Online CLE

This workshop will bring together social scientists discussing new findings relevant to LGBT policy issues and attorneys discussing how they have used empirical data in both legislative work and litigation on LGBT rights. Panelists will examine anti-discrimination law, family law and military policy. Participants will learn how best to incorporate the latest research into their advocacy.

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Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Materials:

• Cook Filed Amicus (PDF)
• Expert Amicus Brief (PDF)
• NR31-08 Order and News Release RE Denial of Rehearing and Stay (PDF)
  
• S147999 California Supreme Court Marriage Decision (PDF)
• Williams Institute: The Impact of Extending Marriage to Same-Sex Couples in California (PDF)
  
• Williams Institute: The Impact on Iowa’s Budget of Allowing Same Sex Couples to Marry (PDF)
• Williams Institute: The Impact on Oregon’s Budget of Introducing Same Sex Domestic Partnership (PDF)

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Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Credit:

The above online course has been accredited in the following jurisdictions:

AK (1.5 credits)	GA (1.5 credits)	KY (1.5 credits)	OK (1.8 credits)	UT (1.5 credits)
AZ (1.5 credits)	ID (1.5 credits)	MN (1.5 credits)	OR (1.5 credits)	VT (1.5 credits)
AR (1.5 credits)	IL (1.5 credits)	MT (1.5 credits)	RI (1.8 credits)	WA (1.5 credits)
CA (1.5 credits)	IN (1.5 credits)	NV (1.5 credits)	SC (1.5 credits)	WV (1.8 credits)
CO (1.8 credits)	IA (1.5 credits)	NY (1.8 credits)	TN (1.5 credits)	WY (1.5 credits)
FL (1.8 credits)	KS (1.8 credits)	NC (1.5 credits)	TX (1.5 credits)

After viewing the video and jotting down the unique verification codes that appear sporadically throughout the video, you may apply for continuing legal education (CLE) credit by clicking on the appropriate state.