NCSC: Institute for Court Management (ICM)

2001 CEDP Papers

In Phase III of the CEDP program, each student is required to prepare a comprehensive research paper evaluating a key court function or proposed activity in his or her home jurisdiction. We invite you to review the papers submitted by the 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 CEDP graduating classes. To access research papers, you must first obtain and install the Adobe Acrobat Reader.

If you are unable to access or download any research paper in its entirety in portable document format, please contact:

Knowledge Information Services
National Center for State Courts
Williamsburg, VA 23185-4147

Phone: 800.616.6164

2009

2008

TITLE	DOWNLOAD	TITLE	DOWNLOAD
Absent-minded Approach to New Employee Orientation		Managing Change and Transition
An Examination of Juror Attitudes		Organizational Alignment of Court Records Management and Technology
Best Practices for the Collection of Traffic Fines		Private Probation in Georgia
Can Interactive Video Work?		Privatization of Time Payment Management
Completion Data Method for the Immigration Courts		Public Relations in the Courts
Court Administration as a Tool		Remote Court Interpreting
Court Consolidation in Missouri		Security for Personnel in Rural Courts
Customer Service and Court Consolidation		Service to the Self-Represented and Court Staff Training
Developing a Civil Bailiff's Manual		The Establishment of a Human Resources Division
Developing an Automated Information Retrieval System		The Suspended Driver
Developing Court Guidelines for Assisting Self-Represented Litigants		The Use of Technology for Court Clerk Education Programs
Development of a Pro Se Orientation Program
Does Mandatory Parent Education Enhance Communication
Electronic Imaging and Administrative Records
Enhancing the Operation of Juvenile Court
Evaluating the Impact of Strategic Planning
Evaluation of the Court Management Program
Examining a Juvenile Community Based Mediation Program
Improving Access to Pro Se Litigants
Improving Recruitment and Retention
Improving Security
Internal Case Processing Guidelines
Los Angeles County Electronic Filing