I observed a heavy focus on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its role in improving accessibility for litigants and court staff. As a judicial educator, I found the sessions that addressed applying limited resources and existing systems to help meet the courts’ rapidly evolving training needs particularly valuable.
On August 29, 2023, at its annual conference in Columbus, Ohio, then NASJE President Joy Lyngar presented NASJE’s highest honor to Lee Ann Barnhardt (ND) and William Brunson (NV).
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Please plan to attend the 49th Annual NASJE Conference September 8-11, 2024. The conference will be held at the Tempe Mission Palms hotel. More information will be posted after the 2023 NASJE Conference concludes.
NASJE is sad to report the passing of one of the legends in the field of judicial education, NASJE Past President, Larry Stone.
Date and Location: August 27-30, 2023
Location: Hilton Downtown in Columbus, Ohio
Registration is OPEN
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If you missed the 21-Day Racial Equity Habit Building Challenge, it’s not too late! NASJE members can still take the self-paced version of the challenge!
A healthy democracy depends upon a strong judicial branch of government. NASJE works to strengthen the third branch by providing education so that judges have the knowledge, skills and abilities they need to do their jobs and maintain the trust and confidence of the people they serve. Our membership is open to anyone who is interested in judicial branch education.
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