Criminal History Record Information Act (“CHRIA”): What Is It and What are the Potential Hurdles?
What You Will Learn
- This CLE seeks to provide a summary of what the ACT is, when the ACT applies (with examples), and what potential impediments exist in getting information when CHRIA does apply. Panelists provide practical considerations from the plaintiff and defense perspectives, as well as a former assistant district attorney. Also receive an update on a potential amendment to CHRIA that may pass into law this year.
What You Will Learn
- This CLE seeks to provide a summary of what the ACT is, when the ACT applies (with examples), and what potential impediments exist in getting information when CHRIA does apply. Panelists provide practical considerations from the plaintiff and defense perspectives, as well as a former assistant district attorney. Also receive an update on a potential amendment to CHRIA that may pass into law this year.
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$60
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$35
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$45
for NON-CLE Credit/ Law Student NON-Member
60 minutes
Date Published
November 16, 2022
Publisher
Philadelphia Bar Association
Subjects
Civil Litigation, Criminal Law
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Criminal History Record Information Act (“CHRIA”):
What Is It and What are the Potential Hurdles?
Program Originally Presented Wednesday, November 16, 2022
If you handle personal injury actions that involve an underlying crime, you’ve probably encountered CHRIA in one form or another. This CLE seeks to provide a summary of what the ACT is, when the ACT applies (with examples), and what potential impediments exist in getting information when CHRIA does apply. Practitioners seeking criminal history information and law enforcement-related material through discovery, whether civil or criminal, must be familiar with CHRIA to effectively evaluate and challenge attempts to refuse production based on claimed-CHRIA protections.
Panelists provide practical considerations from the plaintiff and defense perspectives, as well a former assistant district attorney. Also receive an update on a potential amendment to CHRIA that may pass into law this year.
Attend this program to hear an overview of CHRIA, its obstacles and potential amendments to the Act.
Panelists:
Jordan Strokovsky, Esq.
Founder, Strokovsky LLC
Philadelphia
Michelle Barone, Esq.
Assistant City Solicitor, Civil Rights Unit
City of Philadelphia Law Department
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Program Titles and Supporting Materials
This program contains the following components:
Media Files
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Credit
If applicable, you may obtain credit in multiple jurisdictions simultaneously for this program (see pending/approved list below). Where applicable, credit will be only awarded to a paid registrant completing all the requirements of the program as determined by the selected accreditation authority.
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