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Social Media Tech and the law: Why Can't we be Friends?
This program meets the Supreme Court of Ohio standards for online CLE.
 The program was presented by the Dayton Bar Association
Seminar Information
PLEASE NOTE: To receive CLE for this program you must watch the entire program, recording all of the attendee verification codes. You will then be required to enter the codes in the exact order before completing the evaluation and submitting your electronic signature. If you have any issues with the attendee verification system not working properly, please contact us before continuing on with the program.
Seminar Date:
December 07, 2010
Expiration Date:
December 31, 2012 8:30 PM
Social Media Tech and the law: Why Can't we be Friends? Part 1
Speakers will address the interaction of social media, technology and the law, covering topics such as: present day technological capabilities, defamation, advertising, production issues, preservation issues, use in the scope of litigation, use as evidence at trial, media issues, courtroom “blackouts”, jury issues, witnesses sharing information, interactions between judges and attorneys and general ethical questions.
Speaker Information
Dave Barnes   [ view bio ]
Daniel J. Brandt   [ view bio ]
John Ruffolo Esq.   [ view bio ]
Brian D. Wright   [ view bio ]
Social Media Tech and the law: Why Can't we be Friends? Part 2
Social Media Tech and the law: Why Can't we be Friends? Part 3
Individual topic purchase: Selected
Ohio Supreme Court
Including General: 3.00
Total CLE Hours: 3.00
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