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Education / Training

District Training Sessions for Court Employees

December 1, 2010

Find Out How You Can Set Up a Training Program in Your District During the fiscal year 2009-10, the Indiana Supreme Court offered educational programs to over 1000 judicial branch personnel, including trial court staff, Supreme Court agency employees, elected Clerks and clerk staff. Four types of delivery methods were employed to provide training: state-wide conferences, district/county-wide seminars, in-house … [Read more...] about District Training Sessions for Court Employees

No Permission Slip Needed

December 1, 2010

All travelers know the value of experiencing a new culture and a different way of life—even for a brief moment. Getting away can provide perspective. It’s the reason Tippecanoe Superior Court IV Judge Greg Donat arranges for his staff to take a trip to another county court a few times a year. “It broadens our perspective,” explained Judge Donat. It does wonders in terms of morale, it allows for job training, and it re … [Read more...] about No Permission Slip Needed

Workplace Spanish Class Still Available

June 16, 2010

The Supreme Court, Indiana Judicial Center, and Division of State Court Administration continue to partner with Ivy Tech Community College to offer WorkPlace Spanish Classes.  This 24 hour course teaches basic Spanish communication skills to assist staff in working with the Spanish speaking population.  In addition to the classroom experience, the course book and accompanying CD enhances the participants learning and … [Read more...] about Workplace Spanish Class Still Available

It's a Small World After All

December 31, 2009

Judicial Conference in Australia Identifies Issues of Common Concern to Courts in all Countries. Some of the issues facing the judiciary are the same the world over, while others differ dramatically from country to country.   I recently encountered these similarities and differences at the conference of the International Organization of Judicial Training (IOJT) held in Sydney, Australia in October. Countries as … [Read more...] about It's a Small World After All

Mortgage Foreclosure Attorney Training Update

October 31, 2009

It is because of the committed partnerships among several state and local agencies that over 1000 attorneys, mediators, and judges are specially trained to work with foreclosure cases and help Hoosiers facing foreclosure. These training efforts have fulfilled the promise Chief Justice Randall T. Shepard made in his 2009 State of the Judiciary address, when he stated “by summer Indiana will have trained more judges a … [Read more...] about Mortgage Foreclosure Attorney Training Update

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