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TBA Murder Mystery CLE
Join the TBA for a CLE like no other! This unique opportunity allows you to step into the roaring 1920s and unravel the mystery of J.W. Hanks’ untimely demise. Participants of this murder mystery game will use Tennessee’s latest criminal laws to uncover crucial clues. Assemble your team, don your detective hat, and immerse yourself in an afternoon of intrigue, competition, and prizes in this unforgettable blend of education and entertainment. Was Hanks’ killer his employee, his doctor, his wife, his mistress, his best friend or someone he trusted? It’s up to you to solve.
SAVE MONEY: Use the prepaid CLE credits that come with your TBA Complete Membership. Not a TBA member? Join now to start saving!
Not a Criminal Justice Section member? Join the section for additional savings and benefits.
Speakers/Producers
- Sydney Beckman, Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law, Knoxville
An experienced trial lawyer with a passion for teaching, Professor Beckman taught at the Charleston School of Law and was an adjunct professor at Texas Wesleyan University School of Law before joining...
- Melanie Reid, Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law, Knoxville
Melanie Reid is the Associate Dean of Faculty and a professor of law at the Lincoln Memorial University Duncan School of Law. She teaches criminal law, criminal procedure, comparative law, criminal...
- Section: 170.00
- Member: 200.00
- Non-Member: 400.00 (Includes TBA Complete Membership)
TBA members who are judges, lawmakers and law students can take TBA CLE onsite courses at no charge for the programming. There may be a separate charge if meals, special materials or other premium features are involved.
- Registration: 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
- Lunch: 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM
- Schedule: 12:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Nashville Public Library
- Section Member Discount
- Lunch Included
- Team Building Opportunity
General Credits: 3.50
Total Credits: 3.5
This program will be filed for Tennessee CLE credit. Please contact TBA for Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama credit.
