The course, Preventing Wrongful Convictions, exemplifies the innovative approach of Canada’s National Judicial Institute to program design and delivery. Steering clear of long lectures, the seminar employs the most up-to-date adult learning principles. It focuses on skills-based, experiential learning, and features thought-provoking videos, problem-solving activities and facilitated small-group discussions. more >
Lawyers and judges serve the role as guardians of the law. Fulfillment of this role requires the understanding of their plenary relationship with and function in our judicial system. To further this role and improve the functioning of the judicial system in the administration of the death penalty, the Bureau of Justice Assistance recently awarded grants for cross-discipline training. more >
Courts have spent precious financial resources and many hours talking and teaching about leadership in the courts. Have we ever asked ourselves, “Is what we are doing working? Is there a noticeable difference in the people working for the courts who have attended leadership classes?” In short, are we receiving our bang for the buck? more >
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