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Summit examines latest jury trial developments

Feb. 2-3 | The director of NCSC’s Center for Jury Studies will introduce the Louisiana Jury Summit in New Orleans and participate in panel discussions about expedited and abbreviated jury trials, jury trial innovations, and juries and technology.

Transportation safety experts discuss project

Feb. 3 | NCSC staff will meet with National Highway Transportation Safety Administration fellows and judicial outreach liaisons in New Orleans, La., to discuss the Traffic Resource Center project.

NCSC president, staff attend ABA meeting

Feb. 1-7 | NCSC President Mary McQueen and staff will attend the American Bar Association Midyear Meeting, including a meeting of the ABA Task Force on Preservation of the Justice System, in New Orleans, La.

Court underfunding risks everyone’s liberty

A Jan. 16 opinion piece on Foxnews.com addresses how inadequately funding the justice system threatens the public’s access to the courts. The article, "Our liberty depends on funding our courts, so they can protect all of us," is authored by William T. Robinson, president of the ABA, and Edwin Meese III, who served as U.S. Attorney General. The article references statistics provided by the NCSC.
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A conversation with NCSC's Mary McQueen

The Fall 2011 issue of The Judges' Journal from the American Bar Association's Judicial Division features an informative and insightful conversation with NCSC President Mary C. McQueen in which she discusses the evolution of court administrators and the future of the nation's courts.
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La. organization wins 2011 O'Connor Award

The Louisiana Center for Law and Civic Education has been named the 2011 recipient of NCSC's Sandra Day O'Connor Award for the Advancement of Civics Education. The award recognizes the nonprofit's innovative programs and collaborative efforts in law and civics education. Read the release

NCSC president joins justices for midyear meeting

NCSC President Mary McQueen and staff will attend the Conference of Chief Justices Midyear Meeting in Wilmington, Del.

College of probate judges plan spring conference

The National College of Probate Judges is planning educational sessions for its upcoming spring conference May 2-5 in Tucson, Ariz.

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.