Judicial Council of California (Judicial Council)
The Judicial Council is the policy-making body of the California courts.
Organization Website
Primary geographic focus: California Statewide
Organization Type: Government
LAAC Membership Type: Non Members
Tags: Courts
Acronym or short name: Judicial Council
East Bay Express (Oakland)
November 11, 2015
In the Bay Area, implementation of California's new traffic amnesty program runs afoul of its anti-poverty goals.
This webinar will discuss how the Judicial Council is structured in California and explain how you can help shape the direction of the branch.
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This training will show you how to effectively serve the self-represented with disabilities.
MCLE: 1 hour (Elimination of Bias)
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This course will discuss strategies for judicial officers, attorneys, court staff, and justice partners to successfully engage families and ensure equal access to safety through approaches that are culturally responsive and trauma informed.
MCLE: 1 hour
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In this webinar, staff from the Judicial Council will go over the new forms and court processes for these requests.
MCLE: 1 hour
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In 2018, a new law went into effect that allows a minor or minor’s legal guardian to ask that certain information regarding a minor (e.g. name, address, description of abuse related to minor) be made confidential in a domestic violence or civil harassment restraining order proceeding. In this webinar, staff from the Judicial Council will go over the new forms and court processes for these requests, including a draft information sheet that is currently out for public comment. Staff from the Family Violence Appellate Project will present on a pending bill (Assembly Bill 925) that, if passed, would make some modifications to the existing law.
Organization Website
Primary geographic focus: California Statewide
Organization Type: Government
LAAC Membership Type: Non Members
Tags: Courts
Acronym or short name: Judicial Council
The Judicial Council is the policy-making body of the California courts, the largest court system in the nation. Under the leadership of the Chief Justice and in accordance with the California Constitution, the council is responsible for ensuring the consistent, independent, impartial, and accessible administration of justice. Judicial Council staff implements the council’s policies.
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News StoryCalifornia Traffic Tickets Amnesty Program Leaves Many Behind
Sam LevinEast Bay Express (Oakland)
November 11, 2015
In the Bay Area, implementation of California's new traffic amnesty program runs afoul of its anti-poverty goals.
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The Judicial Council: Structure and Opportunities to Get Involved
Apr 7, 2016This webinar will discuss how the Judicial Council is structured in California and explain how you can help shape the direction of the branch.
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Post Family Law and Self-Help Series: Serving Self Represented Litigants with Disabilities
Sep 27, 2016This training will show you how to effectively serve the self-represented with disabilities.
MCLE: 1 hour (Elimination of Bias)
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Culture, Trauma, and Context: Strategies for Successful Case Outcomes
Sep 26, 2018This course will discuss strategies for judicial officers, attorneys, court staff, and justice partners to successfully engage families and ensure equal access to safety through approaches that are culturally responsive and trauma informed.
MCLE: 1 hour
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Privacy in DVROs and CHROs: New Law to Protect Information of Minors
Jan 16, 2019In this webinar, staff from the Judicial Council will go over the new forms and court processes for these requests.
MCLE: 1 hour
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Privacy in DVROs and CHROs: New Law to Protect Information of Minors
May 28, 2019In 2018, a new law went into effect that allows a minor or minor’s legal guardian to ask that certain information regarding a minor (e.g. name, address, description of abuse related to minor) be made confidential in a domestic violence or civil harassment restraining order proceeding. In this webinar, staff from the Judicial Council will go over the new forms and court processes for these requests, including a draft information sheet that is currently out for public comment. Staff from the Family Violence Appellate Project will present on a pending bill (Assembly Bill 925) that, if passed, would make some modifications to the existing law.
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