February 21, 2007, Denver Bar Association, Tuesdays at the Bar, How the USA PATRIOT Act is Changing the Day-to-Day Practice of Law

December 15, 2006: Pitkin County, Colorado Bar Association

November, 2006: University of Colorado, "First Year Seminar: Political Science" - PATRIOT Act I & II, Pro & Con

October 31, 2006: University of Colorado, "First Year Seminar: Political Science" - PATRIOT Act I & II, Pro & Con

October 25, 2006: University of Colorado, "America National Government-English as a Second Language" - PATRIOT Act I & II, Pro & Con

October 4, 2006: Independent Bankers of Colorado. Bank Secrecy Act Compliance

September 27, 2006: Gunnison Friends of the Library, Colorado. The USA PATRIOT Act & Civil Liberties: Current Issues Involving the Internet, Library Records and Other Public Surveillance

June 20, 2006: Tuesdays at the Bar, Denver Bar Association. The USA PATRIOT Act: Broader Than You Think

April 24, 2006: Golden K Kiwanis Club, Colorado. The USA PATRIOT Act Renewal and What It Means to the Average Citizen

March 15, 2006: Mountain Foothills Rotary Club, Colorado. The USA PATRIOT Act: Considerations for Business

March 10, 2006: University of Colorado, Police Civil Liability graduate level course. The USA PATRIOT Act and Privacy Law, Business Impact and Potential Police Liability

March 1, 2006: Conifer Kiwanis Club, Colorado. The Renewed USA PATRIOT Act: Considerations for Business

February 9, 2006: Colorado School of Mines, Legal Overview course. The Right to Privacy, Criminal/Intelligence Procedure, the USA PATRIOT Act, and Beyond

January 31, 2006: Congregation Beth Evergreen, Colorado, adult ed. The USA PATRIOT Act, The Fourth Amendment, and Evolving Unitary Executive Theory

Sample of Available Presentation Topics:

(Depending on topic and desired depth, presentations can range from ½ hour to ½ day.)

How the USA PATRIOT Act is Changing the Day-to-Day Practice of Law

The USA PATRIOT Act: Considerations for Business

The Right to Privacy, Criminal / Intelligence Procedure, the USA PATRIOT Act, and Beyond

Surveillance in America (A Lecture to Foreign Exchange Students)

The Federal Government's Favorite Surveillance Techniques

Everything You Weren't Allowed to Ask About National Security Letters (Until Now)

The Fall of the "Wall" Between Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Investigation

Minimization Procedures under Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance Authorities

Poof! Your Business is Now a "Financial Institution" - and the Government Wants Your Reports

Bank Secrecy Act Compliance after the USA PATRIOT ACT - What Works and What Doesn't?

Safe Harbors for Compliance with Information Requests and Their Limits under the USA PATRIOT Act

Watch Lists, Databases, Biometrics, Electronic ID, Information Sharing Problems, Misidentifications, and Their Impacts on Investigations, Prosecutions, Citizens and Aliens

Digital Dossiers - What Kinds of Information Should Companies Keep? How Can Companies Balance the Need for Competitive Edge Against Customer Privacy Rights?

Terrorist Designations: When Can the Government Freeze My (Business's) Assets and What Can I Do About It?

Charities, the USA PATRIOT Act, "Material Support" and New Terrorism Crimes

What is a Terrorism Crime, Anyway?

USA PATRIOT Act revisions: Real Protections or Fig Leaves?

The Fin on the Shark's Back: What the Media Have - and Haven't - Told You About the USA PATRIOT Act, and Why What They Haven't Told You is More Important

Incompatible Government Information Sharing Procedures and the Consequences of Information Leakage Consequences of Uncontrolled Government Information Sharing

Minimization Procedures under Various Surveillance Authorities

Electronic Identification Documents and Problems They Pose

How the USA PATRIOT Act is Changing the Lives of Aliens in America

Local Government Agency Options for Responding to Government Information Demands: National Security Letters, Sec. 314(a) and Other Strange Beasts

Hazardous Materials Licenses and Transportation Worker Identification Credentials: A Million Workers Who Must Obtain Government Approval to Get or Keep Their Jobs