Cannabis remains illegal under federal law. The cultivation and sale of cannabis remains a federal crime under the Controlled Substances Act. The University of Arizona`s Office of Continuing Education and Training (CaPE) does not promote or condone the illegal possession, consumption, cultivation, or sale of cannabis in any manner. The courses are not intended to promote the violation of laws and/or to promote illegal activities. Legal Service staff are not authorized to give legal advice. Only the licensed lawyer can give legal advice. ASUN Legal Services is limited to activities that are informative in nature only and any request exceeding this restriction will be referred to appropriate legal counsel. ASUN Legal Services is available to all students currently enrolled at the University of Nevada, faculty, and staff who have legal issues or issues, although students are our first priority. Lord. Trachok is currently President of Compliance for the German gaming group Gauselmann AG and has been responsible for obtaining gaming licenses in approximately 200 jurisdictions. He is also Chairman of IGT`s Global Compliance and Governance Committee, based in London, and obtains gaming licenses in Nevada and other countries. In addition to his gaming work, Trachok also focuses on utility regulation.

He worked as a Senior External Regulatory Advisor for NV Energy and handled all rate and resource planning files for the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada from 2006 to 2013. The Office of the General Counsel represents the University in all legal proceedings and advises the University`s administration. For more information, see: www.unr.edu/general-counsel Deputy General Counsel conducts legal research and advises university officials on compliance with state and federal laws affecting the university, with a particular focus on litigation, contract, commercial and tort law, labor law and dispute resolution, intellectual property, First Amendment, and student rights. The incumbent is also responsible for other legal or administrative tasks that may be entrusted by the General Counsel. Competing private practice is excluded. ASUN Legal Services is a student-run and student-funded organization. For over thirty years, members of the university community with legal problems or questions have had access to free legal aid and referrals. ASUN Legal Services has a lawyer who assists students in their legal affairs. Although the lawyer cannot represent students in court, advice can still be given on almost any legal issue.

The successful candidate has excellent written and oral skills; personal and professional integrity; Knowledge of civil procedure, state and federal laws, relevant laws and practices, and court procedures; Excellent ability to build relationships in different offices and team players. Lessons do not constitute legal advice and are not intended to be so. Tuition is for general educational purposes only. Each student should contact their lawyer for legal advice regarding legal issues related to cannabis. A student should not engage in any cannabis-related business or activity without first seeking legal advice from legal counsel in the relevant jurisdiction. The Deputy General Counsel litises on behalf of the NRU in consultation with the General Counsel and assists the General Counsel in planning, organizing and directing the legal activities of the NRU. The Deputy General Counsel assists in advising and advising senior academic and administrative officials of the University regarding the legal rights and obligations of the UNR. The scope of the role includes litigation, administrative and regulatory matters, whether in the courts of the State of Nevada or the United States and in all federal and state administrative authorities, advice to clients and contracts.

In most cases, the results of this process are a better understanding of the legal issue, preliminary legal advice, and referral to a local lawyer who handles cases in the required area of law. Where possible, attorneys who have agreed to offer discounted and/or waived fees to University of Nevada students referred by ASUN Legal Services. Lord. Trachok was an associate professor at UNR for 15 years and taught construction law in the graduate program in construction management (1988-2003). From 2006 to 2013, he was an adjunct professor at the University of San Francisco School of Law, where he taught international trade law.