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Date: M-W, Mar 12-14, 2012
Location: The Pyle Center (map)
Registration: Options below.
Contact: Susan Paddock, 608-890-2102
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"Time flew by with such powerful information, never before has a class been so important.” ~past participant
The juvenile law conference is an accelerated, focused, and cost-effective 3-day program for law-enforcement personnel and other professionals who work with youth.
Gain a deeper understanding of juvenile justice law, including changes to Wisconsin Statutes. Learn how to develop more effective department policies and procedures and more effectively enforce juvenile law.
The Juvenile Law Conference includes direct interactions with corrections staff, Office of Justice Assistance staff, an assistant attorney general, human service providers, and others. Learn the latest information on:
The Juvenile Law Conference has trained more than 3,500 law-enforcement officers since 1967. Frank J. Crisafi continues to bring his many years of experience as an attorney in the juvenile justice system to his role as program planner, facilitator, and instructor.
Frank J. Crisafi JD is a former chief juvenile prosecutor in Milwaukee County and attorney for the Madison Metropolitan School District. He practiced law in the areas of juvenile justice, special education, confidentiality of pupil records and school discipline. He currently teaches seminars in the areas of juvenile justice administration and school law for social workers and law enforcement officers throughout the State of Wisconsin.
Lindsey Draper is a former court commissioner for Milwaukee County and a former assistant district attorney with Milwaukee County Children's Court. He currently works in the office of Justice Assistance as the Disproportionate Minority Contact Coordinator.
Vic Karaliunas is a former Waukesha County intake worker.
Dave Perlman is an assistant attorney general with the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
Eric Szatkowski is one of the nation's top officers investigating internet sexual predators. He has been a Special Agent with the Wisconsin Department of Justice/Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) for approximately 20 years. Currently, he is assigned to the state's Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force in Milwaukee.
Luis Yudice is the coordinator of school security for the Madison Metropolitan School District and a former captain in the Madison Police Department.
Other instructors include staff from the Wisconsin Department of Corrections, Division of Juvenile Corrections.
"All of it was very helpful/important; the case citations were very important and the instructors did a nice job of covering the important topics."
"Good balance of statues and law that are often overlooked and the impact of the Juvenile Justice Code (Chapter 938)."
“This program provided me with a thorough understanding and explanation of the juvenile process.”
“It was helpful to go over the statutes—breaking them down and explaining them in detail—what roles law enforcement and social work play.”
"Really good information! Learned a lot! Now want to know even more!
Location: Pyle Center, 702 Langdon Street, Madison, WI.
Registration: Complete and return the registration form (see registration options below). Space is limited, and enrollment is first-come, first-served. When we receive your registration form, we will notify you of your acceptance.
Fee: $375; includes instruction, materials, and coffee/refreshment breaks. Lunch is on your own.
Scholarship: $200 scholarships are available on request. Money for the scholarships is provided through a grant from the Office of Justice Assistance. Contact Susan Paddock, spaddock@wisc.edu, for more information.
Class schedule: Monday-Wednesday, 8:30 am-4 pm
CEUs: 6 hours of contuning education credits will be awarded for each day for a total of 18 hours.
Meals and lodging: You are responsible for all travel, food, lodging, and parking costs, and for making your own lodging reservations.
Lodging in the immediate area:
Deadlines and cancellations: Your registration fee, minus a $50 administrative charge, will be refunded if we receive your cancellation at least one week before the Institute begins. If unable to attend, you may send a substitute; please notify us as early as possible of any attendance changes.
Save the Date: Our 2013 conference will be held March 4-6.
Contact: For more information contact Susan Paddock at 608-262-2576 or spaddock@wisc.edu.
By
phone: Call 608-262-2451 or toll-free 800-725-9692.
By
mail: Print, complete and mail the registration
form.
By
fax: Print, complete and fax the registration form.
Online: Secure online registration will be available for this program.
File last updated:
January 26, 2012
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