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A Court Divided: October Term 2023
This review of the Supreme Court's October 2023 Term looks back at the major cases addressed by the Court and provides a valuable focus on the implications of these decisions.
Publications
The Judicial Division offers multiple publications, including books, a quarterly magazine, e-newsletters, and a podcast
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The Judges' Journal
The Division's award-winning quarterly publication is one of the nation's foremost judicial journals and the authoritative source on innovations in the justice system. The Judges' Journal is designed to keep members current on issues affecting the courts and promote discussion about the direction of the judicial process. Division members enjoy a complimentary subscription to this publication (a $39 value) and it is available for purchase.
Current Issue
Appellate Issues: 2024 Fall Edition
The Fall 2024 edition of Appellate Issues offers practical tips for appellate practice, including guidance on post-judgment appellate bonds and the use of parentheticals.
Our Books
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What Is Happening to State Trial Court Civil Filings?: The Unsolved Riddles
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Preparing for a Federal Jury Trial
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Her Honor: Stories of Challenge and Triumph from Women Judges
Gavel Talks
A podcast by, for, and about judges, Gavel Talks explores hot topic issues in courts. Join our host Richard Ginkowski to hear about the latest innovative projects, new ideas, and other current events in the judiciary.
Newsletters
Judicial Clerkship Forum: A Conversation with 12 Judges
Designed to inform Judicial Division law student members of the path to securing a clerkship; members can access a copy for free.
Manual on Pro Bono Appeals Programs for State Court Appeals (Third Edition)
The Pro Bono Manual is a complimentary handbook designed to serve as a practical tool surveying pro bono appeals programs for state court of appeals. This is the third edition, published October 2022 by the Council of Appellate Lawyers.
Roadmap Series on Judicial Issues
Once an ABA presidential appointed entity, the Coalition for Justice’s mission was to build public trust and confidence in a fair and impartial justice system through partnerships with the public in justice reform. The mission is reflected in the free Road Map series on judicial issues.