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Individuals who wish to become an ICM Fellow must complete an admissions process. The application deadline for admission to the Class of 2019, which will begin its work in January of 2018 with the Distance Learning Phase, is September 29, 2017. Applications may be submitted electronically. Admissions materials are reviewed by a screening committee, with formal invitations extended to the selected candidates. Questions about the program or the admissions process may be addressed to Amy McDowell.
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Applicants must submit the following materials:
Applicants for the Class of 2019 should review the following statement and respond to the question posed below:
In their 2015 book Reimagining Courts: A Design for the Twenty-First Century, Flango and Clarke argue that courts should respond to contemporary institutional demands in three ways: “First, they must fundamentally reorganize their business processes around the concept of the litigant as a customer. Second, they must identify what their essential functions are on normative grounds and devote their scarce resources only to those areas. Third, they must universally adopt new and radical approaches to case management centered on concepts of case triage. Together, these recommendations offer a new vision of the courts and their modern mission.”
Essay Question: Evaluate the desirability and likelihood of this vision becoming the norm for the state courts.
Amy McDowell Education Program Manager National Center for State Courts 300 Newport Avenue Williamsburg, VA 23185
amcdowell@ncsc.org