Implementation Overview of New Laws 2025 – Juvenile Law

Training October 9, 2024 - 9:00am - 12:00pm

This 3-hour webinar will summarize and provide information on laws, newly signed by the Governor, pertaining to juvenile probation and will be implemented in 2025. This session will discuss considerations and implications in implementing recently enacted legislation impacting probation departments and related state and local systems. This course is intended for probation professionals at all levels.

Instructors: Danielle Sanchez, Legislative Director, Chief Probation Officers of California
Rosie McCool, Deputy Director, Chief Probation Officers of California

Platform: Zoom Meeting

3 Hours

Cost: $50

Registration link: https://cvent.me/G9nD97

*A working webcam and microphone are needed to participate and receive credits for this webinar.

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