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Total Credits: 1 Child and Elder Abuse Reporting
The "Oregon Child and Elder Abuse Reporting" course is designed to equip Oregon attorneys with a comprehensive understanding of their mandatory reporting obligations under state law. The course delves into the legal frameworks governing child and elder abuse reporting, clarifies the roles and responsibilities of legal professionals, and offers practical guidance to ensure compliance and effective advocacy for vulnerable populations.
Learning Objectives:
1. Identify the legal definitions and common indicators of elder and child abuse under Oregon law.
2. Determine when the mandatory reporting obligation is triggered, including the interpretation of "reasonable cause" and "comes in contact."
3. Apply Oregon’s exceptions to reporting obligations, including attorney-client privilege and Rule 1.6 confidentiality, in real-world practice situations.
4. Explain the ethical implications of reporting abuse, including how to navigate conflicting duties to clients and the law.
Credit Type: Child and Elder Abuse Reporting
Credit Amount: 1
Course Type: On Demand
Course Expiration:
Status: Approved
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