2022 Juvenile Law Update Pre-Training Quiz

2022 Juvenile Law Update

Presenter(s): David Grimmett, ESQ.

For juvenile court practitioners, the world of D&N and TPR is ever changing. This training will discuss updates to and new case law, and how to use the cases in practice. Cases will be discussed from both the GAL and parents’ attorneys perspectives.
CLE: This course has been approved for 1.75 hours of general CLE credit.

The approved CLE for this training includes an additional 15 minutes (.25 credit hour) to include time to complete the Pre-Training Quiz and Survey, and Post-Training Quiz, CLE Request and Training Evaluation. Kindly take your time to offer thoughtful responses to the questions.
Partial Credit is not given for distance learning courses.
CLE for completed on-demand distance learning courses is reported one time, regardless of calendar year.
Pre-Training Quiz questions allow us gauge the understanding of the topic before viewing the material. Please answer each question with your current understanding of the topic. Quiz questions are reviewed for data purposes and do not affect the reporting of your CLE hours.

To continue, please complete the Pre-Training Quiz and Survey, and click "Continue to Training Presentation" at the bottom of the page. You will be directed to the video presentation and training materials.

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Acknowledgment - Action required below

CLE credit for On Demand Distance Learning courses is based on both content and time spent viewing the course. In order to receive CLE credit for the course, I understand I must complete and submit Pre-training Quiz and Survey, view the course in its entirety, and complete the Post-training training quiz and evaluation. (The CIP can monitor the amount of time spent on viewing the course. Partial CLE credit will not be submitted.) Please initial below to acknowledge the viewing requirement.

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1. What is the most common ground for reversal of TPR cases?

2. On a de novo appeal of a dependency and neglect matter from juvenile court, a circuit court will look at the facts of the case as of the day of the filing of the original Petition in juvenile court.

3. Tennessee has emergency jurisdiction only if a child is present in Tennessee and it is an emergency.

4. Please explain your primary reasons for taking this training

If Other, please explain

Pre-Training Survey

Please take a few moments to complete the Pre-Training Survey. Your responses will help us in planning future training opportunities and programs that relate directly to your practice in the Child Welfare System.

If you have already completed the survey, or would prefer to not complete it, please select the appropriate response below. You can then scroll to the bottom of the page to "Continue to Training Presentation" to procced with the training.

1. Your professional role in Child Welfare (Please select all that apply)

2. If you chose "Other Non-Attorney" or "Attorney Not practicing in Juvenile or Family Law", please tell us more about your professional role.

3. If you have a role in child welfare cases, how would you describe your role?

4. In which county(ies) do you primarily practice? Please indicate up to three counties. *Kindly refrain from answering with "Tennessee."

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5. How long have you worked in the child welfare system?

6. Would you like to receive future email correspondence regarding training and other activities sponsored by the Court Improvement Program?

Thank you for completing the Pre-Training Quiz and Survey. Please click on submit to continue to the training presentation.

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