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Judicial Division Events

Upcoming Division events, CLE, and programs

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So You Want to Be a Judge: Pathways to the Bench

Jan. 10, 2025 | This webinar will educate attorneys and judges on the nuts and bolts of getting elected or appointed as a judge. Our panel features two state judges and a federal judge who will share their experiences with the election and appointment processes.

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The 2025 Midyear Meeting

Jan. 29 - Feb. 2, 2025 | Join the Judicial Division in Phoenix for the 2025 ABA Midyear Meeting for networking, programming and celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Judicial Clerkship Program.

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Getting the Most From Your Judicial Internship/Externship

On-Demand | Judicial internships are rare and coveted opportunities among law students: they mean hands-on experience in some of the most demanding and exciting legal environments, working directly with judges. Listen to our program for tips and advice.

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"They Did What?! They Said What?!" Ethical Considerations for Judges When Off the Bench

On-Demand | After viewing this recorded webcast, the participants will be able to identify and distinguish between proper and improper personal judicial conduct and identify and distinguish between proper and improper communication between litigants, lawyers and the court off the bench.

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Pro Bono Coaching Program

If you are interested in learning about the personal and professional benefits of pro bono appellate practice, the Council of Appellate Lawyers has a new program for you. The CAL Pro Bono Coaching Program matches interested CAL members with experienced appellate counsel who have specific knowledge about pro bono appeals. This program is available for CAL Members only.

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Gavel Talks

By, for, and about judges, this podcast explores hot topic issues in courts. Join our host Richard Ginkowski to hear about the latest innovative projects, new ideas, and current events in the judiciary.