Annual Report from the North Carolina Judicial College (2023-2024) – North Carolina Criminal Law

I’m excited to share the newest annual report from the North Carolina Judicial School. Spoiler alert: In fiscal 12 months 2023-2024, we supplied extra programs (51!) to extra individuals (greater than 3,200!) than we have now in my earlier years as Judicial School Director. And our individuals had been happy with the content material, awarding our programs a median usefulness score of 4.80.

Final 12 months’s choices included coaching for appellate judges on rising authorized points, a course for superior court docket judges on capital instances, a course on involuntary dedication for magistrates, coaching for clerks who preside over incompetency and grownup guardianship hearings, and a U.S. Supreme Courtroom seminar for superior and district court docket judges. As well as, one other cohort of judicial district govt management groups attended our management and case administration collection, Getting Justice Performed.

Along with showcasing officers’ evaluations of those and different instructional applications, the report options new publications from our school, together with a brand new version of Arrest Warrant and Indictment Varieties, a digital version of Arrest, Search, and Investigation in North Carolina, and North Carolina Magistrates’ Information to Pretrial Launch.

Yearly, we try to supply high-quality instruction and reference supplies that equip judicial department officers with the abilities and data they should perform their essential duties. We hope that the recapitulation of our efforts over the previous 12 months demonstrates that we have now met the mark.

We stay grateful to the Administrative Workplace of the Courts for our longstanding partnership, which is important to our operations.

If in case you have questions or feedback concerning the work of the North Carolina Judicial School (together with strategies for enchancment), please share your ideas with me at denning@sog.unc.edu.