OPAA Member Self-Study CLE Webinars. AWAITING APPROVAL FOR 2025

• Brady Problems - Steve Taylor (1.5 professional conduct hours)
• Learning Legal Ethics from the Lincoln Lawyer - Phil Bogdanoff (1.0 hour professional conduct hours)
• Attorneys and Social Media: ow to Keep the Disciplinary Counsel from Knocking at Your Door - Phil Bogdanoff (1.0 professional conduct hours)
• The Legal Do’s and Don’ts of Closing Argument – Steve Taylor (1.0 general credit hours)
• Learning Litigation Skills From “Where the Crawdads Sing” – Phil Bogdanoff (2.0 general credit hours)
• Ethics, Juror Misconduct, and Jury Tampering: The Murdaugh Motion For New Trial – Phil Bogdanoff (2.0 general credit hours)
• The Rust Shooting: Should Alec Baldwin be Charged with Manslaughter? – Phil Bogdanoff (1.0 professional conduct credit hours)
• Speedy Trial 2024 – Landmines and Pitfalls But Now With “Last Chance” Saving Provision – Steve Taylor (1.5 general credit hours)
• Criminal Rule 16(K) & Avoiding the Hammer of Boaston Exclusion – Steve Taylor (1.0 general credit hours)
• The Tiger King Trial - Murder for Hire: The Prosecution of Joseph Maldonado-Passage – Philip Bogdanoff (3.0 hours general credit hours)
• Preparing for Court: Considerations for Animal Crime Prosecutions in Ohio – Erin Aiello (2.0 hour general credit hours)
• Top 7 Things to Know on Venue - Steve Taylor (1.5 general credit hours)
• I Confess! What Every Prosecutor Must Know About Confessions – Phil Bogdanoff  (1.0 general credit hours)
• Myths, Gender Norms, and Implicit Bias: Silent Killers of Sexual Assault Juries – Mickey Valdez  (1.0 hours professional conduct)
• Expert Testimony and Forensic Evidence for Prosecutors – Phil Bogdanoff   (1.0 general credit hours)

OPAA will report member attendance to the Ohio Supreme Court CLE commission within 30 days of the webinar provided you have met the requirements set forth by the CLE commission. Those being: the OPAA certifies that each attorney requesting credit has submitted the mandatory evaluation, has obtained the minimum competency, and has actually participated in the activity. (Reg. 409.1(I)). We satisfy these requirements with webinar polling and the post-training evaluation so please make sure you complete those items. Non-member attendance will be ignored with no refund provided.

Self-Study limit removed - In July 2022, the Supreme Court of Ohio adopted rule changes that will permanently remove the CLE self-study caps for attorneys, effective January 1, 2023. The changes will allow attorneys to comply with their biennial CLE requirements through approved self-study courses.