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Mystery Writers of America Northwest Chapter PresentsSARA BANNERMANTHE ROLE OF A PUBLIC DEFENDER IN UPHOLDING A DEFENDANT&rsquo;S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO COUNSEL BY PROVIDING FREE, COMPETENT LEGAL REPRESENTATION FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT AFFORD A PRIVATE ATTORNEY&nbsp;AND HOW CRIME WRITERS CAN ACCURATELY PORTRAY THESE PROCEEDINGS.Saturday, September 19 11am PacificOnline Only Sara Bannerman attended Santa Clara University School of Law, where she graduated in 2014. She was involved in a number of extra curriculars, including Comments Editor of Law Review and a moot court participant. She also graduated with a certificate in Public Interest and Social Justice with an emphasis on Criminal Law. After passing the bar in November 2014, she was hired as a deputy public defender in Merced County where she handled misdemeanor cases from arraignment through trial. After serving in Merced for about 4 months, she was hired by the Sacramento County Public Defender&#39;s Office where she has worked since May 2015. She has been assigned to nearly every department within that office, including misdemeanor trials, felony trials, pre-plea felony court, juvenile court, including the collaborative court for minors who have been the victims of trafficking and other abuses, and she has handled all adult collaborative courts: veterans court, mental health court, recovery treatment court, and reentry court.

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Mystery Writers of America Northwest Chapter PresentsSARA BANNERMANTHE ROLE OF A PUBLIC DEFENDER IN UPHOLDING A DEFENDANT’S CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO COUNSEL BY PROVIDING FREE, COMPETENT LEGAL REPRESENTATION FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT AFFORD A PRIVATE ATTORNEY AND HOW CRIME WRITERS CAN ACCURATELY PORTRAY THESE PROCEEDINGS.Saturday, September 19 11am PacificOnline Only Sara Bannerman attended Santa Clara University School of Law, where she graduated in 2014. She was involved in a number of extra curriculars, including Comments Editor of Law Review and a moot court participant. She also graduated with a certificate in Public Interest and Social Justice with an emphasis on Criminal Law. After passing the bar in November 2014, she was hired as a deputy public defender in Merced County where she handled misdemeanor cases from arraignment through trial. After serving in Merced for about 4 months, she was hired by the Sacramento County Public Defender's Office where she has worked since May 2015. She has been assigned to nearly every department within that office, including misdemeanor trials, felony trials, pre-plea felony court, juvenile court, including the collaborative court for minors who have been the victims of trafficking and other abuses, and she has handled all adult collaborative courts: veterans court, mental health court, recovery treatment court, and reentry court.

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