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An Official Publication of
The Marin County Bar Association |
Editor: Robert Rosborough
Guest Editor: David Feingold |
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2019 MCBA Officers & Board of Directors |
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February Articles |
Click here for a PDF of all the February 2019 Articles. |
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Wed | Apr 24 | 11:30-1:30P |
General | Member Luncheon
General
Member Luncheon |
Cash Bail Bond Reform |
(RESCHEDULED from 2/27/19)
Join us for a panel discussion on the SB-10 Referendum, a measure that eliminates cash bail in California and replaces it with a system of risk assessment. Panelists will discuss the multifaceted issue of cash bail bond reform.
Understand and connect with the issues surrounding bail reform in California. One of the most heavily debated subjects in criminal justice and for our greater society is whether or not cash bail should be eliminated, and if so what will replace bail. Attendees of this dynamic lunch program will learn how bail and pre-trial release currently works in California and what various stake holders are trying to change.
The goal of this panel based program is to present views from all sides of the issues surrounding bail in California so attendees can be better educated and aware of a critical change that is occurring in our criminal justice system.
Networking and registration beginning at 11:30am. Program starts promptly at noon. |
Buffet Lunch 1.0 CLE | General |
Location: Embassy Suites by Hilton San Rafael |
Members: $50
Non-Members: $60 |
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Editor's Introduction |
The Practical (Home Contractors), the Theoretical (Drones) and the Surprisingly Political (Judicial Independence) |
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Robert Rosborough |
This month, delve into the what everyone should know about home improvement contractors, learn a little about aviation law and the regulation of drones and heed calls from a current and a past MCBA President to defend the independence of the judiciary. More >
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President's Message |
The Independent Judiciary |
By
Charles Dresow |
The protection and preservation of our independent judiciary is vital to our society and system of justice. The public must retain faith that their grievances can be resolved by a fair and independent judge. More >
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The Top Ten Things a General Practitioner Should Know About the Regulation of Home Improvement Contractors |
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David F. Feingold, Esq. |
A handy guide to the top ten laws and regulations about home improvement contractors the general practitioner should know. More >
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Railroad of the Sky |
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Jonathan Kathrein |
Federal regulations, private property rights, state property laws, and local ordinances are a few of the hurdles Amazon, Alphabet and others will have to overcome before they can provide a drone delivery service. More >
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The Lawyer as Revolutionary: Protecting the Independent Judiciary |
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David F. Feingold, Esq. |
How often do you think of yourself as a revolutionary? If the answer is not very often, you should—more often. More >
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Update from a Political Junkie |
A First Look at the Democrats' Leading 2020 Presidential Candidates |
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Greg Brockbank |
Even though the presidential primaries are a year away and the election itself more than a year and a half, the race has begun, at least on the Democratic side. More >
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Nonprofit Profile |
The Marin Foster Care Association |
By
Ashley Hurd |
“You were born with the ability to change someone’s life — don’t ever waste it.” More >
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January Member Luncheon |
Cool Under Fire |
By
Mee Mee Wong |
MCBA’s January general membership luncheon introduced members to a new theme with a program designed to hone leadership skills by improving our public speaking abilities. More >
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Installation Recap |
2019 Installation Dinner & Scholarship Fundraiser |
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The Marin Lawyer |
MCBA held its 2019 Installation Dinner & Scholarship Fundraiser on February 3rd at the Marin Country Club in Novato. Over 150 MCBA members and friends attended the sold-out event, helping to celebrate the incoming Officers and Board of Directors and support a future generation of lawyers through MCBA's legal scholarship fund. More >
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Meet the MCBA Legal Scholars |
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The Marin Lawyer |
The MCBA Legal Education Scholarship program provides funds to financially disadvantaged students pursuing a law school degree with scholarships up to $5,000. Meet our 2018-19 Legal Scholars. More >
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Renewal Grace Period Ending |
Renew today to be included in the printed directory and to continue your membership benefits. After February 15th, you will no longer be able to renew online and will not be included in the printed directory*. In addition, you will no longer have access to your MCBA online profile and will not receive member rates at events, including section meetings.
Log into your membership account to renew online. Marinbar.org. (Mailed applications must be received in our office by February 15th.)
Please email membership@marinbar.org if you need assistance accessing your MCBA account or to inquire about your 2019 membership status.
Thank you! We hope to see you at our meetings and events throughout the year.
*You may still renew after the grace period by contacting our office. However, you will not be included in the printed directory. |
RENEW ONLINE > |
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Important MCLE Announcement |
The State Bar is mandating that by 2020, all MCLE providers electronically submit CLE attendance records to the State Bar.
In order to make sure that we maintain timely electronic records, MCBA will be sending out CLE forms only to individuals who have registered and paid for events. For attendees, MCBA will maintain an electronic copy of CLE attendance in their online MCBA profile.
Please contact us at membership@marinbar.org if you need assistance accessing your MCBA account. |
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Link to February 2019 Articles |
Click the link below for a compilation of the February 2019 Marin Lawyer articles. Easily browse or print the articles for offline reading. |
February 2019 Articles > |
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Office Space, Employment Opportunities, Services and More... |
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MCBA encourages submission of articles that may interest the legal community. The editor reserves the right to publish, decline to publish, edit, or otherwise modify any submission. Editorial material should be sent to Marin County Bar Association by email. |
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