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about
ccv . . .
At the
Center for Civic Values, we
envision a society in which all people
understand, value and participate in the
processes of self-government. We promote
our vision through the
Interest
on Lawyer Trust Accounts (IOLTA) and
High
School Mock Trial programs. Our most
recent
Biennial Report describes these
programs in detail.
CCV
was founded originally in 1962 as the New
Mexico Bar Foundation and is organized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
charitable and educational corporation.
Our offices are in Albuquerque, New
Mexico; we have program activities throughout
the state; and, our educational materials
have been used in classrooms and mock
trial programs across the country.
CCV participates in
GuideStar©, the online standard for
nonprofit accountability; you may review
our listing by clicking on the GuideStar©
link.
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board of directors . . .
David M. Berlin,
Chair
Duhigg, Cronin, Spring & Berlin, PA
Lynda M. Latta, Vice Chair
Law Offices of Lynda. M. Latta
Jack B.
Jacks, Finance Committee Chair
Law Office of Jack B. Jacks
H.
Nicole Werkmeister, Immediate Past Chair
Narvaez Law Firm
Thomas R. Briones
Wallin & Briones
Law Firm LLC
Denise Chanez
Narvaez Law Firm
The Hon. Neil Candelaria
2nd Judicial District
Court
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John P. Hays
Cassutt, Hays & Friedman, PA
Kathleen M. Mixon
Simone Roberts & Weiss
PA
Thomas F.
Keleher
Keleher &
McLeod PA
Melissa
Patterson
Legal Economics
Ina Simmons
St. Joseph Foundation
Jane Webster
LBJ Middle School
Andrew Schultz,
Pro Bono
Counsel
Rodey Law Firm |
links . . .
American Bar Association
Network
Law-Related Education Programs
National High
School Mock Trial Championship
New Mexico Nonprofit Organizations
State Bar of New Mexico
University of New Mexico School of Law |
Michelle Giger, President & CEO
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Anthony Gonzales, Treasurer
& CFO |