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  • NCSC News Consultants helps find the right prescription for NACM members

    Feb. 14-16 | NCSC staff is hosting The Doctor Is In at the National Association of Court Management (NACM) midyear conference in Mobile, Ala. The free consultation service invites attendees to sit down with NCSC staff for an hour to solve a specific court problem.
  • NCSC News Caseflow management workshop under way in Fla.

    Feb. 11 | Court Consulting Services staff is facilitating a case flow management workshop for family division magistrates in the 15th Judicial Circuit of Florida in Palm Beach.
  • NCSC News NACM attendees to explore their 'profession in practice'

    Feb. 14-16 | NCSC staff is attending the National Association for Court Management’s (NACM) Midyear Conference in Mobile, Ala. The conference theme is “Extending Out from the Core: The Profession in Practice.” Sessions address adult drug courts, human trafficking, veterans’ treatment courts, pretrial justice reform and more. 
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    The American Bar Association Standing Committee on Professionalism is currently accepting nominations for its annual E. Smythe Gambrell Professionalism Awards, which recognizes continuing programs and projects contributing to the understanding and advancement of professionalism among lawyers and law students.