State Court Leaders Examine Their Role in Supporting Public Policy That Affects the Administration of Justice 

More than 60 state Supreme Court chief justices and state court administrators met in Philadelphia last week to discuss what role they should play in supporting and reforming public policy that affects the administration of justice. During the two-day conference, state court leaders identified guardianship of elders, immigration, and the home foreclosure crisis as among the top emerging issues facing society and the courts that will require their leadership as public policies are developed. The conference, co-sponsored by the Pew Center on the States and the National Center for State Courts.

The Court’s Role in Reducing the Incidence of Impaired Driving 

With the support of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, and a distinguished focus group of judges and judicial educators, the National Center for State Courts has created an online resource for general-jurisdiction judges on impaired driving. More

National Center Names Recipient of First G. Thomas Munsterman Award for Jury Innovation

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An interview with NCSC President Mary Campbell McQueen on NPR’s Morning Edition about tightening state budgets and their impact on state courts.

Self-Help Support.org in "Top 10"