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Thu Mar 7
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Act 79: What Family Law Practitioners Need to Know About Gun Relinquishment in Protection From Abuse Cases (Virtual Event-Philadelphia)
- 12:00 PM - 2:15 PM
- Eastern Time (US & Canada)
- By: Philadelphia Bar Association
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Map:Virtual Event, PA
- Domestic Violence / Protection from Abuse
The Family Law Section of the Philadelphia Bar Association is hosting a virtual presentation entitled Act 79: What Family Law Practitioners Need to Know About Gun Relinquishment in Protection From Abuse Cases on March 7, 2024 from 12:00 PM -2:15 PM Eastern.
Both nationally and locally, there is a deadly link between firearms and domestic violence. Firearms are used in over 50% of all domestic violence homicides in Pennsylvania. Act 79 strengthened and expanded the firearms prohibitions in the Protection from Abuse Act (PFA) and in criminal domestic violence cases. The Act’s provisions span multiple systems, including the PFA system and the criminal court system, and tasks multiple agencies, including the Philadelphia Police Department, sheriffs and courts, with implementing the law.
Attend this program to learn about the Act’s provisions, as well as practical tips from the agencies who enforce the act so that you can provide your clients with the most up to date information in these cases.
VIRTUAL CLE Program: Via LIVE Webcast on your computer, tablet or smart phone.
Registration:
Members:
- $100.00 Attorney
- $75.00 Government/Judicial/ Court Reporter/Paralegal
- $50.00 Legal Services & Public Interest
- $15.00 Law Student
Non-Member
- $120.00 Attorney
- $90.00 Government/Judicial/ Court Reporter/Paralegal
- $60.00 Legal Services & Public Interest
- $20.00 Law Student/Philadelphia Bar Staff
NO CLE/CJE Credit - NO Course Materials
- $15.00 Member for NO Credit
- $20.00 Non-Member for NO Credit
- CLE Credit Comments:
PA CLE Credit: 2.0 Substantive Credits
The Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board has set the following requirements for 2023 and 2024:
For compliance periods ending in 2022 and thereafter, or until further modification by the Board, the number of credits earned through accredited pre-recorded/on-demand (asynchronous) programs shall not exceed six (6).
Credits earned through accredited live-online (synchronous) programs shall be treated the same as traditional classroom courses. Only credits earned through live-online and in-person/classroom courses taken during this period may carry forward (up to two compliance periods).
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