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The Fourth and Fifth Amendments and Electronic Information Part I [CC]
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This program explores the applicability of the Fourth and Fifth Amendments to government requests for electronic Information.
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Dark Money in Judicial Elections
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Open Paid Position: Regional Judicial Outreach Liaison
The Judicial Outreach Liaison (JOL) program was established to produce peer-to-peer judicial education for judges. The Regional JOLs are teachers, writers, and impartial consultants who share educati…
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Questionnaire: Impact of Remote Court Operations
The JD Court Technology Committee invites you to take our short questionnaire about the impact of remote court operations.
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In this edition of Gavel Talks, criminal defense attorney, Elizabeth Kelly, discusses autism spectrum disorders and how judges can respond to defendants with them.
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