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Recent Articles and
CLE Handouts Available for Download:
Pro
Se Litigant Resource List
The Following list is provided to pro se litigants for their use in obtaining
legal representation in mortgage fraud cases. Neither the U. S. District Court
or the District of Colorado nor the Faculty of Federal Advocates recommends,
makes any representation regarding, or endorses any lawyer for any purpose.
Download
the Resource List (PDF Format)
Faculty of Federal Advocates, Bankruptcy
Bench Bar Roundtable, Oct. 21, 2011
Chapter 13 Issues Summary
Jury Verdicts 2009
The Honorable Boyd Boland
Jury
Verdicts 2010
The Honorable Boyd Boland
Depositions in Federal Court Cases
The Honorable Kristen Mix
Access
to Justice is Restricted: A Call for Revolution (October
2010)
The Honorable John L. Kane
Discoverability
of Social Media (September 2010)
The Honorable Kristen Mix
Practical
Pretrial Discovery Tips in Federal District Court (February
2011)
Practical
Tips for Pretrial Discovery and Procedure in Federal Court (February
2011)
The Honorable Michael J. Watanabe
Not
All ESI Is Created Equal:
Practical Tips for Approaching ESI Issues During Rule 26(f) Conferences
and Scheduling Conferences.
The Honorable Craig B. Shaffer
The
Counsel/Co-Counsel In-Service
Training, June 8th, 2011
Claims
Against Public Entities and Officials Under 43 U.S.C. 1983 (John
A. Culver, Esq., and Edward T. Ramey, Esq.)
Guide
for Filing A Civil Suit (The Honorable Michael J. Watanabe)
Practical
Tips from FFA Volunteer Lawyers (Joel Cantrick and Emily
Bright)
Representing
A Prisoner in a Colorado State Prison (Keith Nordell
and Teresa Reynolds)
What
Not To Do When Suing the Federal Bureau of Prisons (Kevin
Traskos)
Related LInks
United States District Court for the District of Colorado
Civil Cases Awaiting Volunteer Counsel
Our Courts
www.ourcourtscolorado.org
Our Courts, a joint activity of the Colorado Bar Association
and the Colorado Judicial Institute, provides nonpartisan information
programs to further public knowledge and understanding
of the state and federal courts in Colorado. Judges and other
speakers are available to make presentations to your organization! Our
Courts provides interactive programs designed to give audiences
information and resources about the state and federal courts.
United States Supreme Court
www.supremecourtus.gov/
U.S. District Courts for the District of Colorado
www.co.uscourts.gov/
U.S. Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit
www.ck10.uscourts.gov/
Colorado State Courts
www.courts.state.co.us/
Colorado Bar Association
www.cobar.org/
American Civil Liberties Union
www.aclu.org/
U.S. Attorney’s Office – Colorado
www.usdoj.gov/usao/co/
Federal Public Defender – Colorado/Wyoming
www.cofpd.org/
Judicial Officers Procedures
http://www.co.uscourts.gov/Judges/Judges.aspx
Electronic Case Filing Information
http://www.co.uscourts.gov/CMECF/CMECF.aspx
The ACTL Code of Pre-Trial and Trial Conduct
The Professionalism Committee of the American College of Trial Lawyers is making available to the FFA and other
large bar organizations its Code of Pre-Trial and Trial Conduct. To facilitate this, the College has established
the following hyperlink to its website:
www.actl.com/PDFs/USCodesofPreTrialandTrialConduct.pdf
2007 Amendments to the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct
www.courts.state.co.us/supct/rules/rulesindex.htm
Resources
Court Reporting Services
Court reporter services are generously provided to the Faculty’s
Counsel/Co-Counsel Program by:
Hunter Geist
1900 Grant St # 800
Denver, CO 80203
(303) 832-5966
http://www.huntergeist.com
Colorado Lawyers Helping Lawyers
Colorado Lawyers Helping Lawyers is a volunteer based lawyers’ assistance
program. They provide lawyer-to-lawyer assistance and resource/referral
access for all Colorado attorneys,
judges, law school students and graduates regarding a myriad of intervention
and prevention issues common to the practice of law. They also respond
to a range of issues, including issues
related to substance or alcohol abuse, mental health issues, destructive
behaviors or impairments. CLHL’s services are always free. For more
information about CLHL, visit their website at clhl.org or contact them for confidential
assistance by telephone at 1-800-432-0977 or 303-832-2233 or by email
at confidential@clhl.org.
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