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2025 State of the State Courts
Each year, we survey the public to assess confidence in state courts, emerging trends, and opportunities for judicial innovation.
Language access & state court interpreters
As the developer of national court interpreter examinations, we can help you get started with language access services.
Caseload data
Sourced directly from state courts, our caseload data helps court systems anticipate and adapt to changing patterns in communities. Monitor trends and see how states compare with similar states and national trends.
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Creating a culture of recovery in rural North Carolina
Building a sustainable, accessible recovery ecosystem that meets diverse individual and family needs in rural communities.
Submit your data to the Court Statistics Project
NCSC provides the resources, training, and tools for courts to submit their trial and appellate caseload data to the Court Statistics Project.
Q & A with NCSC President Beth Clement
NCSC is entering an important new chapter to better serve the court community — and to ensure we are positioned for long-term strength and impact. President Beth Clement reflects on her first ten months of leadership and discusses what a reorganization means for NCSC and the courts we serve.
Managing court technology
Practical resources and guidance to support effective planning, implementation, evaluation, and long-term management of court technology.
AI foundations in the courts
Here are some practical insights for building a solid foundation for responsible AI use in your court, encompassing privacy, bias, ethics, and accessibility.
AI-generated evidence is a threat to public trust in the courts
This rise in fabricated evidence comes at a time when defensive technologies are still unable to reliably identify AI-generated content. While AI tools can offer genuine benefits to courts, realizing those benefits requires maintaining the integrity of evidence that underpins trust in the courts.
Our centers & projects
Learn more about our projects focused on AI, jury studies, court data, and community-focused initiatives.
Put our skills to work
Want to talk to one of our NCSC experts in court administration? Contact us to learn how we can help your court.
