Mapping a Pattern of Coercive Control
Continuing Legal Education
120 minutes live on Google Meet. 2.0 CLE hours. Private firm session.
Attorneys learn to identify and document a pattern of coercive control across longitudinal artifacts such as messages, emails, and other time stamped communication records using peer reviewed categories of coercion and a mathematical model of pattern analysis, and then how to present that pattern analysis as expert evidence. Because the session is private, a firm team learns the method together and brings its own questions to a dedicated Q&A period.
Currently available as a CLE in Alaska, Arizona, Connecticut, Missouri, New Hampshire, and New Jersey.
Timed Agenda
120 minutes: Mapping the Pattern, Expert Evidence, and Questions and Answers.
Session Topics
- Define Coercive Control Cleanly
- Distinguish coercive control from high conflict: what tactics count
- Define Pattern
- Coding artifacts with the Codebook for Identifying Coercive Control in Longitudinal Artifacts
- Testing Patterns
- How Pattern Differs from Anomalies and Clustered Behavior
- Challenging Coercive Control Expert Witnesses and their Opinions
What Your Firm Receives
Every session includes
- Structured Agenda
- Written Course Material & Handout
- Remote Attendance (Google Meet)
- Attendance Tracking
- Evaluation Form
- Certificate of Attendance (listing attorney name, bar number, course title, date)
- 2.0 CLE credits (or more in some jurisdictions)
Schedule Mapping a Pattern of Coercive Control CLE Course
Book a private session for a group of 5 or a group of 10 attorneys.
Currently available as a CLE in Alaska, Arizona, Connecticut, Missouri, New Hampshire, and New Jersey.
Terms
Course length: 120 minutes
Credit: 2.0 CLE hours (More credits in some jurisdictions)
Fee: $700 per group of 5; $1,400 per group of 10
Payment: payable upon booking
Cancel 14 days or more ahead: full refund.
Change date and time 14 days or more ahead: permitted, no change fees.
Cancellation or change less than 14 days ahead: no refund or change permitted.
The State Bar of Arizona does not approve or accredit CLE activities for the Mandatory Continuing Legal Education requirement. This activity may qualify for up to 2.0 hours toward your annual CLE requirement for the State Bar of Arizona, including 0 hour(s) of professional responsibility.