Commercial driving, motor vehicle resources for judges & justice system stakeholders
During this resource-focused Driving Justice Collective webinar, The National Judicial College will introduce free, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration CLE-eligible self-study courses designed for Tribal and non-Tribal judges and justice system stakeholders.
Join us to learn about available courses and how these educational opportunities can strengthen your understanding of commercial driver's license (CDL) and commercial motor vehicle (CMV) issues.
The session will also provide an overview of CDLResources.org, including the CDL/CMV Disqualification Bench Card and other practical tools courts and organizations can use and share.
Moderator:
- Rachel L. Buck, senior court management consultant, NCSC
Panelists:
- Brydnee Wells, instructional designer, The National Judicial College
- Retired Judge Gayle Williams-Byers, judicial fellow, The National Judicial College
For more information, email Rachel Buck.
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