The Harvard Executive Session answers questions that U.S. state courts face in the foreseeable future, attempting to clarify what leaders of state courts can and should do to distinguish their role in our system of democratic governance.
NCSC has assembled a team of expert practitioners and scholars to brainstorm and make recommendations to help courts more effectively provide justice for all.
Through this program, NCSC seeks to share mindfulness education with the court community, while also collecting data to inform approaches to incorporating mindfulness into judicial branch education and training programs more broadly.
This report offers a comprehensive cataloguing of where affirmative obligations have been imposed on the state courts through federal laws.
The annual survey benchmarks public trust and confidence from year to year. Findings for 2021 indicate that public trust in the courts and other institutions is waning.
