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What experience does Amy Millard have in ethics training that qualifies her for the Conflicts of Interest Board?

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Amy Millard discusses her extensive experience in ethics teaching and practice, underscoring her qualifications for the Conflicts of Interest Board role.

Millard has decades of experience teaching ethics, including courses at Harvard Law School and Cardoza Law School.
She conducted annual ethics and conflicts programs at the New York City Bar Association.
Throughout her career as a prosecutor and defense lawyer, Millard has identified and addressed conflicts issues.
Her legal practice involved seeking advice on ethics and conflicts from experts when necessary.

Amanda Farías

0:39:33

And what experience do you have providing ethics trainings and educating ethical issue that you believe has prepare you for this role?

Amy Millard

0:39:41

Sure.

0:39:42

Thank you for that question.

0:39:45

Well, I've had I've taught I've taught ethics for decades.

0:39:52

I've taught ethics and conflicts issues at Harvard Law School the trial advocacy workshop at Cardosa Law School, the Intensive Trial Advocacy Program.

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I taught an annual program at the New York City Bar Association, specifically on ethics and conflicts, identifying ethics and addressing ethics and conflicts issues.

0:40:15

And frankly, my own practice, both as a prosecutor and as a defense lawyer, I've spent my entire career identifying conflicts issues, addressing them, seeking advice on them and going to experts when necessary.

Amanda Farías

0:40:36

Thank you for that response.

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