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58 Nassau Law. 1 (2008-2009)

handle is hein.barjournals/nassau0058 and id is 1 raw text is: Nas .F Lawyer TKE JntwL OF TI NASSAU COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION September 20D www.nassaubar.org Vol, 58, No. 1 Domus welcomes law stu F ur thu first Line, Hofitra Law School first- ytuar students got a taste of the Nassau County Bar Association when they topped off their week-long urientatiun program with lunch at Domus. More than .300 students from across the country dined in the Great Hall and Ikmus dining ror and were wurmly BY VA greeted by NCBA directors, committee chairs, members and staff. ZURI Earlier in the day, students visited the New York Supreme Court building, where they were welcomed to the legal proteesion by NCBA President Peter Levy. Hon. Anthony Marano, administrative judge for the Courts of Namau CountJ adminitered an 'oath of p eionlim to the students. This is the first time we have added the Nassau County Bar Association to our orientation program, nted Jeffrey Dodge, Ffatra Law School aesistant dean Por administration nnd operations. We feel the experience of being a member of a bar association is important for our students to understand LERIE early on in their careers. We were very pleased to host our fture BLIS lawyers at Domns, added Executive Director Dr. Deena Ehrlich. Although we were a bit crowded with 000 for lunch, we were proud to show- ease our home and to introduce the students to the Nassau County Bar Association. We look forward to working closely with all the. law students through- out the year. Nassau County launches Juvenile Treatment Court By Gregg Roth If the phrase g'et me out of here now had a face, it would be Anna's* at this very moment. Anna, age 17, was sitting at a table with six adults, including her muler and a Family Court judge, all of them smiling back at her. Anna had just become the first member of the Nassau County Juvenile Treatment Court, a new program created to address substance abuse problems aniong children who are before the Nassau County Family Court with juvenile delinquency or person in need of supervision (PINS) cases. The adults sitting around the table represented a spec- trum of Nassau County and New York State agencies, all of whom joined together over a year ago to map out a srat- egy to arrive at this day. After attending weekly lunchtine meetings, aumerous lectures, training sessions through- out New York and in other parts of the country, as well as online the group, calling itself The Juvenile Treatment Court Tham, was finally ready to commence the Juvenile Treatment Court on May 1, 2008. The Juvenile Treatment Court is the result of collabo- ratng across disciplines and pooling county, state and fed- eral resources. Nassau County was one of only three cown- ties nationwide to receive a funding through a Reclaiming Futures grant from the federal government in 2007. Reclaiming Futures is a program specifically designed to improve treatment offered to substance-involved youth, however its general mission is far-reaching and its broad intent is to improve services available to children and their families in the entire community, not just for those who appear before a judge. Together with the Reclaiming Futures grant, State and County agencies such as the Office of Court Administration, Canter for Court Innovation, the Nassau County Probation Department and the Nassau County Attorney's Office, among others, provided resources and staff to launch the state's newest Juvenile Treatment Court. This program works because all of the agencies See JUVENILE, Page 14 Members reconnect at annual 'Domus On The Lawn' By Valerie Zurblis It was a picture perfect day for a picnic as,S once again, members and guests gathered for the annual Domus on the Lawn. Amid the cold drinks, siamling burgers, deli- cious salads and the over-popular ice cream vendor, maore than 400 members and their guests greeted each other on the front lawn of Danus It was also the perfect day to reconnect after the summer, and to get reacquaint d with the many benefits NCBA offers. Some of the comparies that pro- vide those benefits generously sponsored the evant and thus had the opportunity to display their newest services for the legal com- munity. CBS Coverage Group (516- 394-7562), which provides profes- sionn liability and workers' cornpensatein plans, offers special discounts for NCBA members. Discounts on baWiig, finance ad loan needs are provided by the Nassau Educators Federal Credit Union (516-561-000) to NCBA members. 1-efstra University School of Continuing Education (516-463-7200) featured its parale- gel program. GK2 Design (516- 922- 0092) previewed the hottest styles See DOMIUS, Page 6 OF NOTE HCDA Member Bmnuit I.D. Card Photo Obtain your photo for court identification cards at NOBA Tech Center. Cost $10 Oct. 5, 7 & a 9 am.- 4 p-m. Lunch with the Supremes (Judges, hlt Is) Tues., Oct. 7, 2008 12:00 noon at Dornus EVENTS WE CARE Italian Feast 5fl., Oct 18, 2008 6:30 p.m. at Domus See insert Puguraews COMM'rT MEEDNG Thurs., Oct 9, 2 08 Judiciary Night Thurs, Nov, 13, 2008 Wed., Oct 29. 2008 12:45 at Domus 5.30 ptm. at Dorus See page 6 iThe Lawyer Assistance Program provides confidential help to lawyers ~an judges for alcoholismn, drg abuse and mental hea problems . sCal 1-888-408-6222 -Calls are completely crntidential

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