Resources for courts

Improve court accessibility with our toolkit focusing on Title II of ADA. It provides guidance to assist state courts serving individuals with disabilities.

This video explains jurors' responsibilities regarding their internet and social media use, and can be shown to jurors either during orientation or as part of the judge's instructions. It helps ensure that jurors are fully aware of the rules and their role.

Emerging adults between the ages of 18 and 24 are still developing as people and need support from the justice system that addresses their unique needs. Courts can build community partnerships and promote connections that help young people thrive.

Improving data collection for guardianship and conservatorship cases can assist courts in monitoring both their own performance and the performance of guardians and conservators, ultimately aiming to protect vulnerable individuals.

Identifying opportunities for adult guardianship diversion with less restrictive, community-based alternatives.

Discover state case processing time standards that help courts define goals for timely resolution and assess performance in effective caseload management.