Start Date: 7/1/2022 10:45 AM EDT
End Date: 6/30/2023 10:45 AM EDT

Venue Name: Via Youtube On Demand

Organization Name: KACDL Education

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Sex Offender Collateral Consequences

1.0 Total CLE Hrs

Presented by Brad Clark, 2021 KACDL President and Abe Mashni, 2023 KACDL Vice President and Education Committee Chair

Sex offenses can be some of the most difficult cases to defend. That difficulty is compounded by the labyrinthine nature of the sex-offender registration statute and its interplay with the violent offender and other sentencing statutes. Abe and Brad are out to demystify it all: what offenses require registration, what offenses are probatable, when can someone realistically expect to be up for parole, where can they live, and so much more. This one-hour session will give you the tools you need to negotiate and settle these complicated cases.
 

Brad Clark, 2021 KACDL President, has focused on advocating for the accused in the Bluegrass state for eleven years. He started as a state court public defender in Lexington, KY, then transitioned as an appointed counsel in death penalty cases and was recently in private practice. He joined the Suhre & Associates team in 2020 and is dedicated to providing great service to his clients. 

Brad received his undergraduate degree from Washington University in St. Louis and attended law school at the University of Kentucky. Brad has tried over thirty cases to juries, on charges ranging from misdemeanors to murder. Practicing law isn’t the only venture he’s pursued. In 2016, he created an app that has helped over 10,000 Kentuckians in the criminal expungement process.

His work on the app, Unconvicted.com, has been featured in USA Today, the Atlantic’s City Beat and the Wall Street Journal. Brad is the recipient of the 2018 Kentucky Bar Association YLD Outstanding Young Lawyer Award and the 2017 UK College of Law Young Professional Award.  

When Brad is not representing our clients with the best possible defense, he enjoys outdoor activities like running, hiking and biking. You can also find him building the latest LEGO design with his kids. 

 

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Abe Mashni, 2023 KACDL Vice President and Education Committee Chair, is a criminal defense attorney practicing in Lexington, Kentucky. After graduating the University of Kentucky, magna cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Abe earned his Juris Doctorate from the University of Kentucky College of Law.  While in law school, Abe participated on the Trial Advocacy Board and was granted a Limited Practice License from the Kentucky Supreme Court.  Abe utilized the limited license to its full extent by working at the Fayette County Commonwealth’s Attorney office.  During this time, he prosecuted a felony trial and argued several evidentiary hearings on behalf of the Commonwealth – all while still in law school.  As a result of this experience, Abe has intimate knowledge of how prosecutors and law enforcement officers will develop and prosecute your criminal case.
 Abe began his legal career as a Staff Attorney for the Fayette Circuit Court Judge Kimberly Bunnell.  In this capacity, he gained invaluable insight of the inner workings of a complicated court system.  After a great year working for Judge Bunnell, Abe became an associate attorney at Baldani, Rowland & Richardson in 2014.
In 2018, the firm changed its name to Baldani Law Group and Abe was made partner.  While in private practice, Abe has successfully represented clients in over 20 counties across central Kentucky.  His jury trial experience includes: federal criminal defense, state felony criminal defense, state misdemeanor criminal defense, and personal injury.  He has also handled several family law bench trials including: divorce, custody, child support, and Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
Abe’s memberships include the Kentucky Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (KACDL) where he also serves on the board of directors, Kentucky Bar Association, and the United States District Court Eastern District of Kentucky.In 2019, Abe was awarded the Clarence Darrow Prodigy Award by the Kentucky Associate of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
Abe takes great pride in knowing that his clients put their trust in him to get results.  He gives every client his cell phone number because emergencies don’t only happen between 8:30am-5:00pm.  By giving each case individualized attention and focusing on the details, Abe can be proactive and aggressive in fighting for his client’s rights.
Abe is a former “Big” brother and currently serves on the Board of Directors of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass.  When not volunteering his time or practicing law, Abe enjoys spending time with his wife, Ann, and bird dog, Cooper.  He also is an avid golfer, hunter, and University of Kentucky sports fan.


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1.0 TECH CLE Credits approved by KBA for 2022/2023 reporting year.