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THIS WEEK AT NCSC MORE NEWS EVENTS

Staff to attend leadership meeting in Neb.

May 21 | NCSC staff will present and participate in the Nebraska Judicial Leadership Meeting in Lincoln, Neb.

Security assessments, meeting planned in Nev.

May 21-25 | The Court Consulting Services security team will conduct security assessments at the Clark County (Las Vegas), Nev., Regional Justice Center, Family Courts and Services Center, Phoenix Building, Clarkson Building and Greystone Court, and will meet with 60-plus judicial officers regarding courthouse security on May 23.

NCSC to present trends in judicial selection

May 23 | NCSC staff will make a presentation on trends in judicial selection during the spring assembly of the Funders Committee on Civic Participation in Charlotte, N.C.

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N.D. court clerk to receive NCSC service award

Rebecca Absey, a district court clerk in Grand Forks, N.D, will receive NCSC's 2012 Distinguished Service Award for trial-court administrator on May 17 in Fargo.
Read the release.

World Bank seeks feedback on court automation

The World Bank is gathering information about court automation in areas such as e-filing and e-publishing of court decisions.
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Astor’s grandson receives guardianship award

The National College of Probate Judges (NCPJ) will present the first-ever Isabella Horton Grant Guardianship Award to Philip Marshall and Annette de la Renta in recognition of their efforts to protect the late Brooke Astor, Marshall's grandmother.
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NCREF addresses diversity, disparity at meeting

The National Consortium on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts Annual Conference May 9-12 will offer programs in four primary areas: Addressing language barriers; enhancing diversity and cultural competence; addressing racial disparity; and building capacity to effect change.

U.S., Canadian judges plan meeting, symposium

The American Judges Association will gather May 17-19 to attend the 2012 Midyear Meeting and education session National Symposium on Judicial Selection and Retention – The Politicalization of the Judiciary: How to Respond.

Appellate court clerks hold annual conference

The National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks holds its annual conference July 29-Aug 3 in Charleston, SC, and will be hosted by Dan Shearouse, Clerk of the South Carolina Supreme Court.