REGISTRATION NOT OPEN YET. Get the last-minute ethics and/or substance abuse/mental health hours you need for CLE compliance. In addition to indigent defense attorneys, this CLE is also open to SC Public-Sector Attorneys - DSS Attorneys, AGs, Solicitors, Appellate Court Staff Attorneys, Children's Law Center Attorneys, etc.
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Last-Minute Ethics & SAMH CLE - All Information Tentative and Subject to Change |
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PLEASE REVIEW ALL INFORMATION BELOW CAREFULLY.
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| Date: |
Friday, February 5, 2027 |
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9:15 am - 1:00 pm |
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FREE |
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Course Name: Last-Minute Ethics & SAMH CLE
CLE Course No.: Live: Pending Online: Pending
Credit: 3 hours including 2 hours Ethics (LEPR) and 1 hour SAMH Credit
Webinar Attendees MUST complete Code Word Test for CLE Credit.
CLICK HERE for Code Word Test.
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In-Person Attendees: Blatt Building, Room 112, (Statehouse Grounds) 1105 Pendleton Street, Columbia, SC
MSTeams Webinar Attendees please register using this link.
At the time of the webinar, if you don't have your personal link, use the following link:
Join the meeting now
Meeting ID:
Passcode:
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| Parking: |
See Parking Information Below
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| Who Can Attend: |
THIS SEMINAR IS NOT OPEN TO THE BAR AT LARGE. To attend, you must meet one of the following qualifying classifications:
Public Defender - Full-Time or Contract
SCCID Contract Attorney
DSS Attorney
Children's Law Center Attorney
Solicitor/AG
Other Public Sector Attorney
If you register as OTHER, you must state on your registration what qualifying category you fall into.
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| Registration: |
In-Person Attendees, CLICK HERE TO REGISTER*
MSTeams Webinar Attendees, CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
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*NOTE: The In-Person Registration Form will ask you to create a password for the event. If you get the following message - This email address has already registered for this site - Please log in to your SCCID account to continue registering - That message indicates that you have an existing SCCID site account and need to log in to that account to complete the registration. If you get that message and do not remember your account information, or if you have any other problems with registration, please contact LBrown@sccid.sc.gov or SHampton@sccid.sc.gov for assistance.
Agenda:
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TIME
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TOPIC/SPEAKER
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CLE
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9:15 - 9:30
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Welcome - CLE Credit Instructions
W. LAWRENCE BROWN ESQ., Training Director
S.C. Commission on Indigent Defense
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9:30 - 10:00
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TBA
TBA
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0.5
LEPR
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10:00 - 10:30
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TBA
TBA
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0.5
LEPR
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10:30 - 10:45
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BREAK
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0
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10:45 - 11:45
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TBA
TBA
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1.0
LEPR
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11:45 - 12:00
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BREAK
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0
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12:00 - 1:00
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TBA
TBA |
1.0
SAMH
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Topic Information:
Speaker Information:
TBA
Hervery Young received his Bachelor’s Degree from Johnson C. Smith University in English and Mathematics and his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of South Carolina School of Law. After one year in private practice, Hervery has worked continuously as a Public Defender on the state and federal levels. He currently works for the SC Commission on Indigent Defense as the Deputy Director/General Counsel. Over the course of his legal career, Hervery has tried numerous cases on the state and federal level including death penalty cases. He has written and lectured on a variety of topics within the Criminal Defense area, including Ethics, Discovery, and Technology. Hervery developed a course called CPR for Criminal Attorneys and Judges - a trial advocacy program designed to refresh and resuscitate those practicing in the criminal arena to avoid burnout. He has been a radio guest for a number of stations sharing need to know information about protecting your rights when arrested. Hervery is admitted to practice before all courts in South Carolina, the District Court of South Carolina, the 4th Circuit Court of Appeals, the District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania, and the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals.
COMMUTER PARKING and MILEAGE - INFORMATION SUBJECT TO CHANGE
SCCID does not reimburse for mileage or commuter parking expenses.
FACULTY COMMUTERS - YOU SHOULD RECEIVE AN EMAIL WITH YOUR PARKING PERMIT AND INSTRUCTIONS.
ATTENDEE COMMUTERS: Unfortunately, assigned parking for commuting attendees is not available.
STREET PARKING - NOT RECOMMENDED - All street parking around the State House is metered.
The City now enforces the parking meters Monday – Saturday from 9 am to 6 pm.
METER FEEDING WARNING: Our sessions will not be convenient for feeding the meter. Feeding the meter is illegal. The phone app will not allow you to feed the meter. City employees issue tickets for meter-feeding.
The maximum time is shown by the color of the meter
Blue meters 5 to 10 hours . Green Meters 2 hours . Silver Meters 1 hour . Red Meters 30 Minutes. They recently raised the price, so payment is by app.
SURFACE PARKING:
PARKING LOTS - PAID
1320 Senate Street (Next to Assigned Commuter Parking Lot on Senate Street) – Honk Mobile App
1212 Pendleton Street (Across Street from Blatt Building) – Honk Mobile App
1040 Gervais Street (Corner of Gervais and Assembly Streets) – Passport App Zone 9005
1041 Gervais Street (Corner of Gervais and Assembly Streets) – Passport App Zone 6010
DOWNLOAD THE APPS
Passport Parking App: https://www.passportparking.com/
Honk Mobile App: https://www.honkmobile.com/drivers/
Surface Parking Options (Click picture for larger version.)
GARAGE PARKING
PARKING GARAGE MAP AND INSTRUCTIONS: