Six ethics credits are anticipated. He will explain ways to use technology to protect privacy and describe the unseen parts of the Internet. The day will offer plenty of opportunities for lawyers and judges to get acquainted outside the courtroom while discussing current technology issues. 7800 E. Tufts Ave., Denver, for a wonderful evening of socializing, fine dining, dancing, and great prizes, and all for a worthy cause to benefit Metro Volunteer Lawyers. The co-chairs of this year s Barristers Benefit Ball are Stacy Carpenter and Bill Walters .
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The building was dedicated and opened for public inspection on January 8, 2001. Dressel served as a member of the College faculty from 1989 to 1993, and was appointed to its board of trustees in June 1993. Congratulations to Larimer County Bar Association member William Kneeland on being named one of the ten winners of the John Stanford Education Heroes Award. The U.S. Department of Education presents this award to individuals committed to improving schools and communities, and to increasing learning opportunities for all students. Kneeland was recognized for his efforts to raise funds for scholarships and school improvements, and for his work to involve families in the Poudre School District.