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 Understanding Common Evidentiary Issues in CPS Cases: Social Media Drug Testing and Medical Diagnoses and Exhibits
 

Multi-camera production at the Texas Law Center in Austin
Designed for viewing on mobile devices including the iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, and Android tablets 		Understanding Common Evidentiary Issues in CPS Cases: Social Media Drug Testing and Medical Diagnoses and Exhibits(reduced fee for lawyers who agree to take court appointed CPS cases) (online class / mp3)
MCLE Credit: 2.5 hrs
MCLE No: 174249584
Accreditation for this course expires on 8/31/2025. You must complete the course and report your MCLE hours prior to this date to receive credit.
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