Sentences with phrase «court leaders»

If court employees do not feel that they are fairly treated in their jobs by court leaders, it is unlikely that they will treat the public any better.

The Joint Technology Committee (JTC) recently completed a two reports on the subject that provides insights for court leaders.

«This is a call to action for state court leaders across the country.

«This is a call to action for state court leaders across the country,» said Chief Justice Thomas A. Balmer of Oregon, who chaired the committee that produced the report.

Star players tend to become off - court leaders as their on - court production declines.

There's nothing like a heartrending natural disaster or the death of a high court leader to reveal a writer's chops and IMPO (that's in my professional opinion), Gelman has what it takes.

Washington state pursued a blended learning model for teaching state court leaders about procedural fairness principles.

Hear how court leaders propose to do this.

California's court leaders plan to send the Legislature a proposal to make traffic violations civil offenses, removing them from the criminal arena.

In a new blog to support the Challenges for courts session, we investigate the most urgent challenges reported by court leaders, whom we met during projects and with whom we worked in seminars held in Singapore, San José (Costa Rica), Addis Abeba, Tunis and The Hague.

Creating an Implementation Roadmap for court leaders to use in developing a strategy for implementing civil justice improvements

Recently, the Conference of Chief Justices has adopted a resolution encouraging state court leaders to promote the implementation of procedural fairness principles.

The court leader is 5 - foot - 6 freshman Cole Taira, a fearless point guard whose confidence and poise under pressure could allow the Cougars to pull off more upsets.

Court leaders: give us creativity founded in all the justice your profession has given to society up to know, but not bound by that.

Court leaders must now take up these recommendations and implement them around the country to improve the system.

NCSC recently completed a report on the subject that provides insights for court leaders, and Court Innovations, a startup out of the University of Michigan Law School, has developed software that allows smartphone and computer users to resolve and negotiate infractions, petty misdemeanors, warrants, family court compliance, online pleas, or file a small claims civil case.