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On eviction courts, Chief Justices say: don’t go back

Anna Blackburne-Rigsby and Nathan Hecht author The New York Times essay supporting eviction diversion efforts.

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Nominations open for Sandra Day O’Connor Award for Civics Education

The award honors individuals or organizations who lead innovation or accomplishment in the field of civics education relating to the justice system.

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Self-represented litigants and remote hearings

This webinar features a high-energy, practical discussion with judges and court administrators who have been engaging with self-represented litigants in remote and hybrid hearings.

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2022 Civics Education Essay Contest entries due Feb. 25
2022 Civics Education Essay Contest entries due Feb. 25
Webinar: Considerations leading up to remote hearings
Webinar: Considerations leading up to remote hearings
NACM 2022 midyear conference to focus on resilience and reinvention
NACM 2022 midyear conference to focus on resilience and reinvention

Tiny Chat: Remote Hearings Top Tips

In this Tiny Chat, receive ten scrappy, platform agnostic best practices to ensure the best remote hearing experience possible.

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