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1990 NSBA News 1 (1990)

handle is hein.barjournals/neblwr1990 and id is 1 raw text is: -4, )'*. F ~ U I..,, Pt '4W March 1990 Midyear meeting set for Kearney Two dozen meetings fill the NSBA 1990 midyear meeting agenda March 29-30 in Kearney. All events are scheduled at the Ramada Inn except the Nebraska Lawyers' Auxiliary, which will meet at the Kearney Country Club. The Executive Council meets Thursday evening, at which time the Supreme Court District Represen- tatives will announce their nominee for NSBA president-elect designate, A full agenda faces the House of Delegates Friday morning at 9 a.m. In all, seven Bar committees, three NSBA sections and nine related organizations have meetings sched- uled over the two days. New meetings added Two new meetings appear on the '90 midyear meeting program. Over 50 persons have preregistered for a Law-Related Education Awareness workshop Thursday, March 29. LRE Director Tom Keefe said the work- shop will introduce teachers, lawyers and law-enforcement personnel to a national training and dissemination program Nebraska joined last year. A Sections Workshop, beginning at 1 p.m. Thursday, is also new. Section leaders will discuss governance, membership development and growth, CLE for sections and com- munications. NSBA President Hon. Lyle E. Strom of Omaha called the workshop in light of the Bar's com- prehensive revision of committee/sec- tion structure last fall. Inside this issue... Definitions make difference ... 3 Section news .............. 4-5 News from NCLE .......... 6-7 Legislative summary ........ 8-9 Court celebrates 200th ....... 11 The midyear meeting schedule includes: Thursday, March 29 9 a.m. Defense Counsel of Nebraska Law-Related Education Committee 10 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Insurance Committee NCLE, Inc., board of directors 12 noon Nebraska State Bar Commission LRE luncheon 1 P.m. 3 p.m. 4 p,m. Sections Workshop NATA seminar, The Little Red Book of Surprises Advisory Committee IOLTA board of directors 5:30 p.m. CockLail reception 7 p.m. Executive Council dinner Friday, March 30 7 a.m. Nebraska State Bar Foundation breakfast 7:30 a.m. House of Delegates Executive Committee Annual Meeting Committee 8:30 a.m. NATA seminar, The Little Red Book of Surprises continued 9 am. House of Delegates Advisory Committee Nebraska Lawyers' Auxiliary board of directors (Kearney Country Club) 11 a.m. Family Law Section 12 noon Chief Justice/Bar Officers luncheon Public Relations Committee Women and the Law luncheon Young Lawyers luncheon 1:30 p.m. Ways, Means & Planning Committee Law Day 1990 theme announced Promoting the legal rights of children and the elderly is the focus of Law Day 1990. The Generations of Justice theme selected by the American Bar Association encourages Law Day par- ticipants to address historical changes in the law and help all generations of Americans become better informed about the legal system. Law Day is celebrated annually on May 1st to help Americans recognize their liberties and rededicate themselves to the ideals of equality and justice under the law. Guides ordered for local bars Law Day Planning Guides have been ordered for Nebraska's 37 local and district bar associations. Pub- lished by the American Bar Associa- tion, the guides provide model Law Day programs, timetable suggestions and support materials. For more information on how to celebrate Generations of Justice in your community, contact PR Director Jim Sajevic at the Law Center, (402) 475-7091. Issue 90-1

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