CFI presents 3 Seminars and a General Membership Meeting
on Saturday July 9, 2011 in Culver City
6.0 Hours of CIMCE credit approved, all in English
Going Through the Motions
by Judge Judith Meyer (2.0 hours, all languages)
Learn to recognize criminal motion terminology and understand its meaning, especially when referenced by just one word. Familiarity with the basic law and procedure of motions will help the interpreter anticipate rapid-fire dialogue on the record. Includes 991, OR, Bail, Competency (1368), Kellett, to amend charging document, Faretta (pro per), Marsden, Brady, Trombetta-Youngblood (Hitch), Pitchess, Evans (lineup), 1538.5, suppress, Franks, traverse (Luttenberger), and much more!
Voice and Body Care
by Jessica Claire (2.0 hours, all languages)
As professional voice users, court interpreters have an obligation to develop and maintain a clear, supported, and healthy voice. Join voice and speech specialist Jessica Claire in a participatory session that will explore vocal production and sound modification. Adapting exercises from actor training, participants will explore basic voice and speech techniques to help prevent vocal fatigue, address performance anxiety, and shift common problematic speech sounds in American English. This seminar will expand upon topics covered at the 2010 conference in Santa Monica.
History of Maritime Law
by Ken Freedman (2.0 hours, all languages)
This popular legal historian will cover concepts and terminology in the first area of international law—maritime conventions were essential to the development of international trade. The ancient Code of Hammurabi initiated the concept of warranty, and as international maritime trade developed into a critical component of all coastal national economies, it spurred developments in the laws of finance and insurance. Even today, maritime vocabulary maintains its ancient heritage and the international conventions of law can be easily traced to their ancient sources. Understanding the historical evolution of maritime law and terminology will serve the interpreter as a tool for understanding the evolution of legal terminology in general.
Membership Meeting (lunch provided)
Find out what’s going on with upcoming bargaining and professional policy changes including the Consortium exam and CIMCE requirements. Board members and union reps will be on hand to update and field your questions.
Schedule:
8:30 Registration (coffee provided)
9:00 Motions Seminar
11:15 Voice Seminar
1:15 General Membership Meeting (lunch provided)
2:30 Maritime Seminar
4:30 Sign out
Location: CWA Local 9000
5855 Venice Blvd, Culver City CA 90019 [view larger map]
Deadline to register early: online by Tues July 5 or postmarked by Fri July 1
After the deadline, register at the door and add $30 late fee. You are responsible for successfully registering online. If you cannot register online, mail a check to our SF office by the deadline indicated above.
| Early registration is closed, onsite only | |
|---|---|
MemberEarly $90, onsite $120 |
Non-MemberEarly $120, onsite $150 |
| Not a member? Join CFI to get discounts on this and future seminars | |
You may register onsite with cash, check or major credit card.
Please arrive early!
Aug 3 in Los Angeles
Delinquency, immigration, death penalty. 6 hrs CIMCE, breakfast and lunch included.
Details soon!