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Brandi Harden

Harden Law

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Work 3671 Camden St SE Washington DC 20020
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2018 Cross in Washington, DC (November)
2018 Trial Practice Institute (July Session)

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Brian Hewlett

Boyd County DPA Trial Office

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Work 108 28th Street Catlettsburg KY 41129 TPI Attendance: June, 2010
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Andrew Ho

Andrew is an experienced trial lawyer specializing in all areas of criminal defense. He has defended high-profile cases that have garnered international media attention. Throughout his career, Andrew has achieved not guilty verdicts in numerous complex criminal cases, including first-degree murder, sexual assault, armed robbery, felony assault, domestic violence, DUI, burglary, fraud, and drug offenses, among many other serious matters.…Read More
Recht Kornfeld PC
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Andrew is an experienced trial lawyer specializing in all areas of criminal defense. He has defended high-profile cases that have garnered international media attention. Throughout his career, Andrew has achieved not guilty verdicts in numerous complex criminal cases, including first-degree murder, sexual assault, armed robbery, felony assault, domestic violence, DUI, burglary, fraud, and drug offenses, among many other serious matters. He has defended thousands of individuals in his legal career, always with a client-centered approach that focuses on the particular needs of his clients and their families.

Andrew’s practice also focuses on defending licensed professionals before regulatory boards. He has counseled physicians, nurses, teachers, and other professionals facing regulatory action. He has successfully defended actions brought in the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA), Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel, Department of Human & Health Services (TRAILS), Title IX investigations, and school disciplinary boards.

Andrew frequently receives recognition from the legal community for his achievements. He has served as a legal correspondent for a local news agency and has been honored with several awards, including being named one of Denver’s Top 40 under 40 by the Denver Business Journal and is routinely listed in The Best Lawyers in America in the areas of Criminal Defense, General Practice and Criminal Defense, White-Collar. 5280 Magazine regularly recognized Andrew as a Denver Top Lawyer.

The Colorado Supreme Court appointed Andrew to the Commission for the Alternate Defense Counsel, where he proudly serves approximately a thousand criminal defense lawyers and investigators. He also served as the President of the Asian Pacific American Bar Association, advocating for the legal interests of the Asian Pacific community.

Andrew serves as a faculty member at the National Criminal Defense College and the Colorado Alternate Defense Counsel, where he teaches trial skills. Additionally, he helps train trial lawyers at the Wisconsin State Public Defender’s Office and is an adjunct professor at the University of Denver College of Law, where he educates law students in criminal law.

Before joining Recht Kornfeld, Andrew spent nine years as a Colorado State Public Defender in the Mesa County and Arapahoe County Regional Offices.

Andrew received his undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and his law degree at the Case Western Reserve University School of Law with a concentration on Litigation.

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Christina Hunt

Assistant Federal Public Defender

Christina L. Hunt is an Assistant Federal Defender for the Federal Defenders, Northern District of Oklahoma. Prior to this role, she was the Executive Director for the Federal Defender Program, Middle District of Georgia. Before joining that office, she was Senior Litigator with the Federal Defenders of Eastern Washington and Idaho where she had worked for 14 years.…

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Northern District of Oklahoma
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Christina L. Hunt is an Assistant Federal Defender for the Federal Defenders, Northern District of Oklahoma. Prior to this role, she was the Executive Director for the Federal Defender Program, Middle District of Georgia. Before joining that office, she was Senior Litigator with the Federal Defenders of Eastern Washington and Idaho where she had worked for 14 years.

A graduate of Furman University and Mercer University Law School, since 1985 Tina has devoted her career to representing indigent people accused of crimes and training those who represent them. She began her practice in Macon, GA as a private practitioner who specialized in criminal defense after she did one, just one, divorce case. She learned she far preferred the stories of those accused of crimes. After eleven years in Macon, she picked up everything and moved to the Eastern District of Washington to become a career federal defender. Before moving to Washington, Tina taught Trial Practice and Georgia Criminal Practice and Procedure at Mercer Law School and was the Associate Dean of the National Criminal Defense College. She served as a member of the National Criminal Defense College Board of Regents and Faculty, is on the Board of Directors of the National Association of Federal Defenders and is a member of the Training Expert Panel for the Federal Defender Offices. She has a wealth of training experience and has taught at the Western Trial Advocacy Institute, the Institute for Criminal Defense Advocacy, the Georgia Institute of Trial Advocacy, the Federal Trial Skills Academy, the Colorado Alternate Defense Counsel Trial Skills program the Kentucky Department of Public Advocacy Litigation Persuasion Institute, fondly known as Faubush, as well as at the New York State Defender’s Association. She taught trial advocacy at Gonzaga Law School in Spokane, WA and has spoken at numerous seminars around the country on trial skills, persuasive sentencing stories and storytelling.

Beyond learning from other lawyers, which is the real reason she agrees to speak at seminars, her true passions are her new husband, Steve, their blended family of two dogs, Winston and MaddieDog, who were both clients in their former lives. (Those who have met them agree). She and her husband also have a well-behaved cat, MaddieCat, who was obviously a public defender in a former life as she has managed to put up with two dogs who think she may be an appetizer.

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Abe Hutt

Attorney, Recht Kornfeld PC

Abe Hutt has been a criminal defense lawyer and NACDL member in Denver, Colorado since 1984. He is on the faculty of the National Criminal Defense College and since 2000 has taught at all of NCDC’s programs, including Advanced Cross-Examination, Theories, Themes and Storytelling, and each summer’s Trial Practice Institute. He has lectured around the country on trial tactics subjects, especially cross-examination and jury selection, as well as teaching courses on trial practice at the Law Schools of the University of Denver and the University of Colorado.…Read More
Work 1600 Stout St., Ste. 1400 Denver CO 80202 TPI Attendance: June, 1987
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Abe Hutt has been a criminal defense lawyer and NACDL member in Denver, Colorado since 1984. He is on the faculty of the National Criminal Defense College and since 2000 has taught at all of NCDC’s programs, including Advanced Cross-Examination, Theories, Themes and Storytelling, and each summer’s Trial Practice Institute. He has lectured around the country on trial tactics subjects, especially cross-examination and jury selection, as well as teaching courses on trial practice at the Law Schools of the University of Denver and the University of Colorado.

Abe has defended clients including sitting judges, elected district attorneys, and public defenders as well as the writer Hunter S. Thompson and innumerable lower profile people accused of serious crimes, from traffic offenses to capital murder. He has also represented attorneys, teachers, physicians, nurses, pilots, veterinarians, and dentists in disciplinary proceedings concerning their professional licenses.

Abe is a graduate of Harvard University (A.B. 1980) and the University of Southern California Law Center (J.D. 1984). He currently serves on the Colorado Supreme Court Committee on the Rules of Criminal Procedure and on the Colorado Legislature’s Interagency Task Force on Drunk and Impaired Driving. He is probably best known for his work in the area of DUI defense. He has authored numerous articles on the subject and served as an expert witness in the area as well. He is the only non-judge who is a contributing author to the Colorado County Court Judge’s DUI Benchbook and has written the DUI and Motor Vehicle Law section of The Colorado Bar Association’s Annual Update of Colorado Law since 1991.

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