Absentee voting and MAT [Multipartisan Assistance Team] Training: Atty. George McCue (45 CLE minutes)



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Mailing Address: P.O. Box 27255 Raleigh, NC 27611-7255 Phone: (919) 733-7173 Fax: (919) 715-0135 KIM WESTBROOK STRACH Executive Director March 21, 2014 The North Carolina State Bar Board of Continuing Education PO Box 26148 Raleigh, NC 27611 Re: NC State Board of Elections Training held in Cary, NC Monday, March 24 and Tuesday, March 25, 2014 Dear CLE Board, The North Carolina State Board of Elections is a non-accredited CLE sponsor and has been assigned sponsor #630 by the CLE Board. On Monday, March 24 and Tuesday, March 25, 2014, statewide election training was offered to County Board of Elections Members, Directors, and staff. Although these courses were not advertised to attorneys outside of the elections community, several attorneys attended who were either State or County Board of Elections Members, Directors, or staff. Enclosed is the agenda for the training conference. As your records show, I have corresponded with the CLE Board for the past several years, informing the CLE Board by letter of what this agency finds as legal CLE content in our training seminars. Based upon content and presenters, I would suggest the following presentations, from the afternoon of March 24, be credited: Absentee voting and MAT [Multipartisan Assistance Team] Training: Atty. George McCue (45 CLE minutes) Provisional Voting: Kim Strach and Veronica Degraffenreid (45 CLE minutes) Voter Challenges/Observers: Atty. Don Wright (45 CLE minutes) Of course, the final decision of the CLE credit allowed will be yours. 6400 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-6400 441 N. Harrington Street Raleigh, NC 27611-7255

Page 2 The backgrounds of the presenters whose presentations are proposed for CLE credit: Kim Strach, Executive Director of the State Board of Elections and whose previous presentations on behalf of this agency have been approved for CLE credit Don Wright, Attorney and General Counsel for the State Board of Elections George McCue, Attorney and staff member of the State Board of Elections Veronica Degraffenreid, Election Preparation & Support Manager for the State Board of Elections, formerly a paralegal with the North Carolina Department of Justice Attorneys will submit NCSB Form 3, along with a copy of this letter and an agenda, for proposed credit. Your kind consideration in allowing these attorneys CLE credit is appreciated. If you have any questions in this matter, please contact me at (919) 715-5333. Thank you. Sincerely, Don Wright General Counsel North Carolina State Board of Elections

STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS TRAINING SEMINAR AGENDA: MARCH 2014 DAY ONE - MARCH 24, 2014 Location: Cary Embassy Suites, 201 Harrison Oakes Blvd., Cary 7:30-8:30 AM REGISTRATION 8:30-10:30 AM PLANNING FOR 2014 ELECTIONS (State Board of Elections staff) INTRODUCTION / PLEDGE / THE TIMELINE BEGINS CAMPAIGN FINANCE RESPONSIBILITIES MAIL-IN ABSENTEE BALLOTS UOCAVA BALLOTS ONE-STOP PLANS IN ACTION GETTING MATs READY TO GO ONE-STOP VOTING PREPARATION o TRAINING ONE-STOP WORKERS o TESTING VOTING EQUIPMENT PRECINCT OFFICIAL TRAINING o SETTING UP THE POLLING PLACE o ACCOMODATING OBSERVERS 10:30-10:45 AM BREAK 10:45 AM - NOON PLANNING AND ADMINISTERING THE 2014 ELECTIONS (State Board of Elections staff) PRECINCT OFFICIAL TRAINING o PHOTO ID INFO TO VOTERS o THE UNREPORTED MOVE VOTER o ISSUING PROVISIONAL BALLOTS ELECTION DAY AND CANVASS o OPENING AND CLOSING THE POLLS o ELECTION NIGHT REPORTING o DATA RECONCILIATION o CERTIFYING RESULTS o ELECTION PROTESTS SECOND PRIMARY AND THE GENERAL ELECTION NOON - 1:35 PM LUNCH (PROVIDED) 1:35-2:20 PM ABSENTEE VOTING & MAT TRAINING (Atty. George McCue) 2:20-3:05 PM PROVISIONAL VOTING (SBE Executive Director Kim Strach, and Veronica Degraffenreid) 3:05-3:15 PM BREAK 3:15-4:00 PM VOTER CHALLENGES/OBSERVERS (Atty. Don Wright) 4:00 PM STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS MEETING DAY TWO - MARCH 25, 2014 On Day Two, the large room will be divided into three smaller rooms. YOUR COUNTY WILL BE ASSIGNED A TABLE TO SIT TOGETHER PLEASE LOOK FOR PLACEHOLDERS ON TABLES. The conference attendees will remain in each room all morning, but SBE staff will move between the rooms to provide three different activity presentations. ROOM TANGLEWOOD/PINEHURST BLOWING ROCK CHIMNEY ROCK 9:00-9:45 AM WORKING TOGETHER ELECTION PROTESTS PRECINCT MANAGEMENT 9:45-9:55 AM SHORT BREAK FOR SBE STAFF TO MOVE BETWEEN ROOMS 9:55-10:40 AM ELECTION PROTESTS PRECINCT MANAGEMENT WORKING TOGETHER 10:40-10:50 AM SHORT BREAK FOR SBE STAFF TO MOVE BETWEEN ROOMS 10:50-11:35 AM PRECINCT MANAGEMENT WORKING TOGETHER ELECTION PROTESTS 11:35-11:45 AM SHORT BREAK TO COMBINE ROOMS 11:45 AM - 12:15 PM AWARDS CEREMONY & CLOSING

THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE BAR BOARD OF CONTINUING LEGAL EDUCATION 217 East Edenton Street, Raleigh, NC 27601 Post Office Box 26148, Raleigh, NC 27611 (919) 733-0123 NCSB Form 3 rev. 12/13 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY Sponsor Number: Course Number: SA E G T BAR MEMBER S APPLICATION FOR CLE CREDIT SEE THE BACK OF THIS PAGE FOR SUMMARY OF NC REQUIREMENTS Note: This form should be used only when the sponsor of the CLE activity declines to submit an approval request. The attorney should ask the sponsor to request approval before submitting this form and supporting documentation. 1. Full Name of Attorney: Telephone ( ) 2. NC State Bar Membership Number: E-mail Address: 3. Address: 4. Full Name of CLE Sponsor: 5. Name of Sponsor Contact: Telephone ( ) 6. Title of CLE Activity: 7. Exact Date(s) of CLE Activity: Location (city, state): 8. Registration Fee(s): 9. Type of Activity: Interactive computer program (CD/Rom, Online, IPod or MP3) (Describe the interactive component of the program) 10. Live program, presenters and attendees on-site Live audio-only (telephone) hook-up Live audio and video transmission, with/without Web cast Group video viewing 11. This CLE activity was / was not open to and advertised to attorneys outside my firm/company. 12. Member s request for number of CLE minutes (for computer programs, give running time): Ethics, professional responsibility, or professionalism: minutes Substance Abuse/Mental Health Awareness (must be a minimum of 60 minutes) minutes General/other minutes (Substantive law topics other than ethics, professional responsibility, or professionalism) Total: minutes 13. Attach the following required information: a. A description of the subject matter of the course. For longer programs, provide a description of the subject matter covered in each section. b. If the program has an ethics, professional responsibility, professionalism or substance abuse component, please submit the course materials. c. Identification of all presenters by name and qualification. d. A real-time agenda. (See back for time and content requirements.) 14. The Attorney represents that to his or her knowledge this CLE activity (A) Complies with the Rules and Regulations including any amendments thereto (see ncbar.gov or the current North Carolina State Bar Lawyer s Handbook), and (B) Was not previously disapproved by the Board of Continuing Legal Education. The Attorney acknowledges that approval of this CLE activity may be declined or revoked for violations of the aforesaid Rules and Regulations or for the failure of the Attorney to comply with the agreements and representations in this request. 15. The Attorney acknowledges that he or she is responsible for submitting all related attendee fees for an approved course. Date: Attorney s Signature:

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON BACK BASIS OF APPROVAL North Carolina has no reciprocal agreement with any other state or organization to recognize another organization s evaluation of the CLE credits for a program, nor does previous approval of an activity imply approval of any future activity. All activities are evaluated per occurrence (with the exception of computer programs, which are approved for the calendar year) according to the North Carolina CLE rules and regulations. CONTENT AND TIME REQUIREMENTS 1. North Carolina uses a 60-minute hour. That is, 60 minutes are required to equal one CLE credit hour. 2. Only the time of actual instruction counts toward CLE credit hours. 3. Question and answer sessions are considered actual instruction and may be included for CLE credit provided such question and answer sessions do not exceed 15 minutes per CLE credit hour. For example, a program approved for 4 total CLE credit hours may include up to 1 hour of questions and answers. 4. No complete CLE activity may be less than 30 minutes in length. However, a program may include individual topics of less than 30 minutes in length. 5. CLE credit, when converted from minutes to hours, will be rounded down to the nearest quarter-hour. 6. CLE credit is not given for: Introductory remarks Breaks Business meetings Personal development programs Presentations on marketing a law practice or client development Speeches in connection with banquets or other events that are primarily social Demonstrations of services or products with intent to sell 7. Note, in reference to instruction in professional responsibility/ethics/professionalism, that programs so classified may not include topics such as attorney fees, client development, communication skills, etc., except to the extent that professional responsibility is directly discussed in connection with such topics. 8. All activities, including computer programs, must be either live or interactive. No credit will be given for self-study. Video presentations must be scheduled for a minimum of three attorneys. FEES The NC State Bar Board of CLE currently charges a fee of $3.00 per credit hour per attorney. The Sponsor pays the fee in the following circumstances: Approved activity is presented in North Carolina. Sponsoring organization is based in North Carolina, regardless of where the approved activity is presented. The Sponsor has the option of paying the fee in the following circumstances: Approved activity is offered without charge to attendees, regardless of where the approved activity is presented. Approved activity is offered by sponsor based outside North Carolina and is presented outside North Carolina. When a Sponsor does not pay fee, the North Carolina State Bar will bill attorneys directly for hours attended. Do not submit fee payment with this form. FOR MORE INFORMATION ON CLE REQUIREMENTS VISIT: www.nccle.org