CFCC faculty and staff had an active and far-flung winter, spring and summer of 2010. Professor Barbara Babb, CFCC's director, started the year with a trip to Nebraska in January, where she participated in an interdisciplinary three-day conference at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln College of Law on problem-solving courts.  Professor Babb's presentation focused on the intersection and relationship between unified family courts and problem-solving courts.  The conference was the fifth in a series of Programs of Excellence co-sponsored by the University's Law-Psychology Program.

                  
           
In May, Senior Fellows Gloria Danziger and Sharon Rubinstein spoke about CFCC's Truancy Court Program to a group of community leaders at the Administrative Office of the Courts in Annapolis. Later in May, the Association of American Law Schools held its Conference on Clinical Legal Education in Baltimore.  Professor Babb and Senior Fellows Danziger and Rubinstein led a breakout session on CFCC's Student Fellows Program.  In early June, Professor Babb and Senior Fellows Danziger and Rubinstein traveled to Denver, where they gave a presentation on evaluating unified family courts to a well-attended breakout session at the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts annual conference. And then it was back to Baltimore, with the Families Matter Symposium [see story, Families Matter, right] culminating a very busy first half of the year.

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