Are you satisfied?  Home | Schedule | Lodging | Sponsorships | Award Nominations  Code Enforcement in a Time of Criminal Justice Reform and Shifting Policing   Tuesday, October 5, 2021  10:15 am - 12:30 pm   The State has accelerated its changes to traditional policing and criminal justice; this has resulted in code enforcement being tasked with enforcing issues formerly handled by traditional policing, and doing so using administrative and civil code enforcement tools. This course will focus specifically on three widespread and dangerous issues: drug houses, gang houses and places used for prostitution and human trafficking: State law authorizes cities and counties to abate these nuisances, and code enforcement provides the tools. This course will discuss the powerful laws that empower local jurisdictions to protect their communities and deal with these issues, and will also cover tactical approaches.     Attendees should take away a strong understanding of their jurisdiction’s options for dealing with drug houses, gang houses and places used for prostitution/human trafficking, as well as concrete tools for doing so.   Matthew Silver, Esq., CCEO, Partner Silver & Wright LLP Specialization in public law, code enforcement, housing law, building safety, planning and land use law, receiverships, civil litigation, administrative law, public safety law, civil rights, government claims, public liability defense, constitutional law, appellate law, and the Public Records Act. Pioneering new and efficient methods of improving representation of public safety agencies, cultivating safer communities, and developing code enforcement practices and professional standards.