June 25 - The Judicial Division is proud to host a panel of distinguished jurists who will discuss access, equality, and equity for members of the LGBTQ+ community, as well as relevant legal opinions and advancements achieved on a national scale.
Register - NowThe ABA International Law Section presents a three - day “Global Women Series” virtual conference that includes a daily 90 – minute panel exploring international women’s issues. Presentations by internationally renowned speakers from around the world focus on three noteworthy commemorations: (i) Juneteenth, (ii) the 20th anniversary of World Refugee Day, and (iii) the 75th Anniversary of the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW).
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Improving Justice Outcomes for Veterans
Learn about the challenges that veterans can face in the justice system and the ways that court staff, judges, and traffic safety professionals can reduce their recidivism and better serve their part…
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H.E.A.T. : Habilitation Empowerment Accountability Therapy
H.E.A.T is a holistic, afro-centric, strength-based, trauma-informed model that emphasizes a positive and engaging approach to treatment. During this webinar you will learn to recognize why culturall…
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Join us for a magical mystery tour of ways you can feel well by doing good. Learn how to enhance your wellness through self-care. Explore how you can turn empathy into action. Pull access to justice out of a hat by experiencing all the ways you can provide resources to people without lawyers.
Wellness Wednesday
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Digital Evidence - CenterThis issue of The Judges’ Journal is devoted to the topic of human trafficking and sexual assault, with the goal of enlightening judges on ways to identify victims and finding ways to best help them.
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Creative use of special masters can help deal with the unprecedented demands on courts. The Committee created this document to identify issues a judge may wish to consider in choosing a special master for a particular case, followed by possible system-level options for implementation of mechanisms to recognize a diverse group of qualified, screened prospective special masters.
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Maryland Judge Neil Axel, ABA National Judicial Fellow for Highway Safety, joins host Richard Ginkowski for a discussion of the constitutionality of these "zero tolerance" and "per se" laws.
Listen - NowThe committees of the Judicial Division contribute and assist the initiatives and work of the Division, including opportunities to work on policy proposals, be published or speak at programs.
Enroll - NowIn response to the unprecedented demands on the legal system in general and the judiciary in specific, the Judicial Division has gathered resources from its members and outside entities to provide assistance to judges who are operating in uncertain conditions.
Judge members in the Judicial Division are eligible for a $500 judicial scholarship to any in-person course at the National Judicial College.
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Virtual Courts: Ensuring Full Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities[CC]
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