Arizona (AZ) Election Law CLE Course Catalog

Campaign financing and the rules surrounding it have come into the spotlight recently. Learn all about these rules and the regulation of campaigns, and get an understanding of some of the thorny issues troubling regulators and the public!

Headlines about international meddling in U.S. political affairs dominate the news. Investigations are underway, criminal indictments have been handed out, new legislation is being considered, and more inquiries are expected into whether foreign actors attempted to influence U.S. elections and officials in recent years through social media propaganda and undisclosed representation by foreign agents. Join our panel of leading political law experts and hear all about current U.S. laws and measures regulating foreign influence in the United States.

This program will explore the threats and actions of U.S. adversaries against U.S. elections, current U.S. readiness, and what additional steps should be taken to address an issue in which we all have a stake.

Join our expert panel to learn about such essentials as safeguarding non-profit status; social media traps; and ethical issues for staff management and Boards of Directors.

Moderated by Kimberly Atkins, the Chief Washington Reporter at the Boston Herald, this panel discussion will offer insights and analysis from experts on the United States Supreme Court term that begins in October 2017. The conversation will explore a variety of topics, including political gerrymandering, the intersection of freedom of religion and marriage equality, and privacy and the Fourth Amendment.

2016 was another busy year for bid protest litigation at the U.S. Government Accountability Office and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. This program will highlight and discuss the most significant protest decisions issued by GAO and the COFC, including analysis of what these decisions mean for contractors and agencies seeking to navigate the complex federal procurement process in 2017.