COURSE INFORMATION

DATE
September 14, 2010 - September 14, 2010
LOCATION
Hunt Valley, Maryland
INSTRUCTOR
To be determined.
CONTACT
Dennis Cuevas Dennis Cuevas NAAG Consumer Protection Counsel dcuevas@naag.org (202) 326-6019
REGISTRATION DEADLINE
August 30, 2010

The Intellectual Property Rights Training is designed to provide law enforcement an extraordinary opportunity to learn more about intellectual property rights and their effect on consumers, businesses, the economy, and national security.

Course Detail

Intellectual Property Rights Training Conference – Mid-Atlantic Region

The Intellectual Property Rights Training is designed to provide law enforcement an extraordinary opportunity to learn more about intellectual property rights and their effect on consumers, businesses, the economy, and national security. The program will bring together assistant attorneys general, assistant district attorneys, paralegals, investigators, and police officers to learn more about intellectual property laws and investigatory techniques. The agenda includes a comprehensive overview of intellectual property crimes -- their effect on consumers and businesses and the nexus to other crimes. The agenda also includes sessions on investigating intellectual property crimes, case development, jurisdiction, prosecutorial theories, consumer education efforts, and working collaboratively with other law enforcement offices.

Course Prerequisites

NAGTRI will provide scholarships for assistant attorneys general, legislative staff, policymakers, investigators, and paralegals to attend the training conference. NAGTRI has allocated up to five scholarships for each State Attorney General office. Since Intellectual Property enforcement may be handled by different divisions in each office and touches upon several disciplines, NAGTRI has made scholarships available to staff from consumer protection, antitrust, civil, criminal, cybercrime, policy divisions, or other divisions or units that may have an interest in learning more about intellectual property rights enforcement. Nominees may be assistant attorneys general, paralegals, or investigators.

Fee Requirements

Each Attorney General Office will be given up to five scholarships.

Course Announcement

For a detailed description of Intellectual Property Rights Training Conference – Mid-Atlantic Region including registration and hotel forms, download the preliminary announcement.

Course Nomination

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Monday, August 30, 2010