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National Association for Court ManagementThe National Association for Court Management (NACM) will hold its annual conference from July 14-18, 2012, in San Antonio, TX. Find out more. >

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THIS WEEK AT NCSC MORE NEWS EVENTS

Fingerprint technology focus of meeting in Ohio

May 13-15 | NCSC Research staff is visiting six municipal courts in Ohio to discuss the state’s implementation of LiveScan fingerprinting technology in the courtroom.

Interviews underway for new Ohio court project

May 14-15 | NCSC Court Consulting Services staff is interviewing court and criminal justice officials in Cleveland, Ohio, for the development of a recommended system to administer assignment of counsel for indigent felony defendants at initial appearances in 12 suburban Cuyahoga County municipal courts.

Latest ICM course focuses on court technology

May 14-16 | The latest Intitute for Court Management (ICM) course concentrates on increasing professionals’ understanding of court functions and operations as well as learning how technology can be used in all of the National Association for Court Management's core competencies. The course takes place at NCSC headquarters in Williamsburg, Va.

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Jur-E Bulletin reports on romance in court

According to the New York Post, the Bronx District Attorney’s Office is trying to determine if Juror Katheryne Diop acted inappropriately in hanging the jury trial of Devon Thomas.

Md. latest state to repeal death penalty

Maryland has become the first state south of the Mason-Dixon line, and the 18th state nationwide, to abolish the death penalty. Gov. Martin O'Malley signed the measure on Thursday.

Technology creates challenges in courtroom

The use of smart phones and social media creates ongoing challenges for the judicial system and the growing generation gap between judges and jurors. Learn more about social media and courts in our resource center.

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ICM course incorporates tech. in latest course

Court technology professionals will find this course helpful in increasing their understanding of court functions and operations as well as learn how technology can be used in all of the National Association for Court Management's core competencies. The course takes place May 14-16, 2013, at NCSC headquarters in Williamsburg, Va.

NCSC hosting reengineering seminar

NCSC is hosting a seminar, Reengineering: Preparing Courts for the 21st Century, for judges, court administrators, law enforcement officers, first responders and county officials on May 23-24, 2013 in Phoenix, Ariz.

NMCLA offering online training for consecutive interpreting

The New Mexico Center for Language Access (NMCLA), in partnership with the National Center for State Courts, is offereing Intermediate Consecutive Interpreting training online on May 28, 2013. The course is available to both non-certified court interpreter candidates who wish to undergo intensive preparation regarding the Consortium oral performance exam* and others pursuing continuing education credits.

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