The revised International Framework for Court Excellence is an excellent resource for courts as we continue to respond to the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic. The courts in Singapore, Republic of Marshall Islands, and the United States have taken many actions to apply the IFCE.
Diversity and Inclusion: Why Is It Even More Important Now? Part One
Court Leader’s Advantage Video Podcast: September 2020 Episode Brought to you in cooperation with NACM Over the last forty years, our nation’s courts have been committed to diversity and inclusion, in order to live up to the ideals of fairness and equality, and to build public trust and confidence. While we can point to … Continue reading Diversity and Inclusion: Why Is It Even More Important Now? Part One
Kip, the Moving Guy! A Lesson on Keeping a Positive Attitude
Kip, the Moving Guy is an inspirational story about how keeping a positive attitude and taking ownership of your circumstances get great results in life. Kip says: "If I let my job upset me, I will ruin my day."
Court Leadership – the Competency of Caseflow and Workflow Management
Caseflow management is at the center of what courts do. This post shares information about caseflow management practices.
Courts and Systemic Bias: What Lessons Have We Learned? Part Two
Court Leader’s Advantage Video Podcast: August 2020 Episode Part Two Brought to you in cooperation with NACM Welcome to part two of the Court Leader’s Advantage podcast on Courts and Systemic Bias. We continue to look at the state of our courts regarding systemic bias and what advice we have for others moving forward. The … Continue reading Courts and Systemic Bias: What Lessons Have We Learned? Part Two
Leadership and Accountability
Court leaders are increasingly responsible for court performance and accountability. This article reviews why leaders should embrace the use of performance measures.
Courts and Systemic Bias: What Lessons Have We Learned? Part One
Court Leader’s Advantage Video Podcast: August 2020 Episode Part One Brought to you in cooperation with NACM Since the death of George Floyd, this nation has agonized over divided perceptions of police and criminal justice. One perception sees systemic bias, mostly centered on law enforcement, with problems that need institutional change. The other perception sees … Continue reading Courts and Systemic Bias: What Lessons Have We Learned? Part One
Court Leadership – the Competency of Accountability and Court Performance
Court leaders increasingly consider the use of performance measures to be accountable, make operational decisions, and demonstrate performance. This competency reviews skill areas to practice accountability and court performance.
FREE Virtual Education Experience!
NACM announces a FREE series of virtual education sessions. For ten weeks there will be several sessions every Thursday on a wide range of court administration topics. NACM membership is NOT required.
Leadership and Managing Yourself
This article focuses on managing yourself as a leader. There are times when leaders need to manage themselves and recharge or realign.
