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2024 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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Cultivating employee success
Learn how intentional development strategies can foster motivation, create opportunities for advancement, and build a culture of continuous learning and achievement.
ICM Fellows informational session with NCSC staff
Interested in learning more about becoming an ICM Fellow? Join this a short presentation and Q & A session with program staff.
How to train court navigator staff, part 2
During this study hall session, you will have an opportunity to apply what you learned during our our Dec. 5 Court Navigator School session, "How to train court navigators, part 1."
Modernizing unauthorized practice of law regulations to embrace AI-driven solutions & improve access to justice
The growing access-to-justice crisis coupled with the rapid pace of AI innovation creates a unique opportunity for state courts and bar associations to meet the moment by adopting regulatory reforms that support AI-fueled legal service delivery tools to responsibly assist with legal needs. This webinar explores potential reforms to unlicensed practice of law (UPL) regulations.
ICM Fellows informational session with NCSC staff
Interested in learning more about becoming an ICM Fellow? Join this a short presentation and Q & A session with program staff.
Family-Centered Friday: Protein for All - Washington's approach to supporting families & staff
Learn about the Protein for All collaboration between the Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts, local dependency courts, a naturopathic physician, and the Parents for Parents peer mentoring program.
Our centers & projects
Learn more about our projects focused on AI, jury studies, court data, and community-focused initiatives.
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