PLI "Safe Return" Policy for In-Person Programs
PLI has resumed live programming in both New York and San Francisco as well as our offsite venues. Learn about our "Safe Return" policy to protect attendees, faculty, and staff.
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Overview
PLI’s Prison Law program offers a unique focus on evolving prison law issues. This program is designed for lawyers who work with respect to prison conditions and treatment of incarcerated persons. This is an area where advocates face increasingly challenging legal issues, whether they represent incarcerated individuals from a nonprofit public interest practice, private practice, or as a policy advocate.
What You Will Learn
- Prison, jail, and detention litigation elementals
- Federal prison and detention litigation update
- Prison conditions: COVID consequences and the state of COVID litigation
- Prison drug testing and the rights of the incarcerated
- Bias behind bars: Prison conditions and treatment of incarcerated persons
- Ethical considerations in prison law matters
Who Should Attend
Lawyers and allied professionals who work in connection with prison and jail conditions and the treatment of incarcerated individuals, as well as attorneys considering pro bono representation, will find this program especially valuable.