Best Practices: Working with the Government in IP Criminal Cases (MP3 Audio Download)

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Best Practices: Working with the Government in IP Criminal Cases (MP3 Audio Download)

This audio program was recorded at the National Institute on Criminal Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights.

Best Practices: Working with the Government in IP Criminal Cases (MP3 Audio Download)

Product Code:	CEN08CEI3POD
Faculty:	Cristina Arguedas, Preston Burton, more...
Recording Date:	September 28, 2008
Page Count:	38
Running Time:	60 minutes
Credit Hours:	1
Ethics Hours:	0
Sponsoring Entities:	ABA Center for CLE, Criminal Justice Section, Section of Intellectual Property Law
Topics:	Criminal Law, Intellectual Property Law
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Pricing:	$119.00 (Regular)
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	$79.00 (Section of Intellectual Property Law) ABA Members, Log in now to receive this discount!
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About the National Institute

The 2008 National Institute on Criminal Enforcement Rights was held on September 26, 2008 in San Francisco.

This comprehensive, program will provides in-depth information concerning the complex issues that arise in connection with criminal enforcement of intellectual property rights (primarily involving trade secrets, copyright, and trademarks).

The program is lead by key government insiders; policy makers; Assistant U.S. Attorneys; defense counsel; trade group leaders; and rights holders. Topics focus on current issues, trends, legal strategies, private industry case development and criminal referral, parallel proceedings and ethical issues in intellectual property enforcement.

Click here to order the entire program on audio CD.

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