MCLE provided by the Legal Aid Association of California (LAAC). LAAC is an approved multi-activity MCLE provider (Provider #2303).
Minimum Continuing Legal Education
Eligible Sessions
| State and Tribal Court Collaboration for Healing to Wellness Courts | 1.5 | General | |
| CalAIM: Bringing Communities Together for Success | 1.5 | General | |
| the10KeyComponentsofDrugCourts | 1.5 | General | |
| Social Connections: Engaging the Family and Community | 1.5 | General | |
| VTC 101: The Basics | 1.5 | General | |
| Family Preservation Court–Running a parallel program of dependency drug cour | 1.5 | General | 20 minutes open discussion and forum with audience |
| Wellness Court: Engaging Youth Experiencing Behavioral HealthChallenges in Juvenile Court | 1.5 | General | |
| Implementation of Firearm Prohibiting Policies: The Role of Collaborative CourtsUnder State and Federal Law | 1.5 | General | |
| The CARE Act: Overview and Process | 1.5 | General | |
| Competency to Stand Trial and Mental Health Conditions | 1.5 | General | |
| Developing Effective Treatment Plans for Mental Health Diversion Patients | 1.5 | General | |
| Law School 101 for Treatment Court Professionals | 1.5 | General | |
| Collaboration in a Trauma Informed Court to Support Children Experiencing Exploitation and Their Families | 1.5 | General | |
| Integrating Care in Collaborative Courts and Beyond | 1.5 | General | 30 minutes open discussion and forum with audience |
| Diversity, Equity and Inclusion:CaliforniaCourt Leaders Advancing Access and Fairness | 1.5 | Recognition and Elimination of Bias | |
| Building Relationships Through Wellness: Dual Jurisdiction in Indian Country | 1.5 | General | |
| The American Society of Addiction Medicine Criteria 4th Edition: Implications for Substance Use Treatment in California | 1.5 | General | |
| CalAIM Justice-Involved In-Reach and ECM Initiative | 1.5 | General | |
| Integrating Care in Collaborative Courts and Beyond | 1.5 | General |
