Annual report 2023
Inspiring future-ready courts
Courts must continuously evolve to meet the needs of their communities. From eviction diversion programs to hybrid hearings and public trust initiatives, our 2023 report highlights how courts are addressing challenges and advancing access to justice.
Who should read this?
- Judges & court administrators: Gain insights into key judicial initiatives and leadership strategies
- Policy makers & justice reformers: Explore our programs driving access to justice
- Legal professionals & researchers: Understand trends shaping modern courts and the future of the judiciary
Why this report matters
Our 2023 Annual Report highlights innovative strategies that strengthen court operations, improve public trust, and promote judicial excellence. The findings also demonstrate how collaboration, technology, and leadership development are driving positive change across the court system.
Estimated report reading time: 15 minutes
Key highlights
Advancing access to justice
The Eviction Diversion Initiative expanded to 16 states and Washington, D.C., helping thousands of tenants and landlords resolve disputes.
Modernizing court operations
The Hybrid Hearings Improvement Initiative provided technical assistance and funding to courts in 28 states, improving virtual access to justice.
Strengthening leadership & governance
Our Judicial Branch Leadership Academy and Executive Coaching programs trained over 45 court professionals in leadership and governance.
2023 highlights
eviction cases were filed in Harris County, TX, underscoring the need for court-diversion aid.
registered users joined JUSTconnect, a new online judicial education platform.
developing countries benefit from our international justice work.
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