THE NATIONAL JUDICIAL COLLEGE
Programs
Judicial Education and Training Programs
TUITION BASED EDUCATION COURSES - 39 COURSES, 1,741 PARTICIPANTSTHE NATIONAL JUDICIAL COLLEGE (THE COLLEGE) CONDUCTS COURSES FOR JUDGES, COURT PERSONNEL, MEDIATORS, AND OTHERS WHO PERFORM QUASI-JUDICIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE FUNCTIONS IN THE JUSTICE COMMUNITY. COURSE PARTICIPANTS COME FROM ALL 50 STATES, U.S. TERRITORIES, AND NUMEROUS FOREIGN COUNTRIES. THE RANGE OF PROGRAMS IS EXTENSIVE, INCLUDING NEW JUDGE TRAINING, MEDIATION, AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW PROGRAMS, FAMILY LAW AND TRIBAL COURT PROGRAMS. COURSES DEAL WITH BOTH CIVIL AND CRIMINAL LAW AND ARE HELD ON-SITE AT THE COLLEGE ON THE CAMPUS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA RENO, LOCATIONS AROUND THE COUNTRY, AND VIA THE WEB. THROUGH ITS (SEE SCHEDULE O FOR CONTINUATION) PROGRAMMING, THE COLLEGE WORKS TO IMPROVE JUDICIAL KNOWLEDGE, COURT ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS, AND PRODUCTIVITY, AND TO INSPIRE JUDGES TO ACHIEVE JUDICIAL EXCELLENCE. AMONG THE COURSES OFFERED IN 2024 WERE: LOGIC AND OPINION WRITING, GENERAL JURISDICTION, ADVANCED JUDICIAL WRITING, DRUGS IN AMERICA TODAY: WHAT EVERY JUDGE NEEDS TO KNOW, ADVANCED BENCH SKILLS: PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS, ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: FAIR HEARING, DECISION MAKING, ETHICS FOR JUDGES, SPECIAL COURT JURISDICTION: ADVANCED, AND MINDFULNESS FOR JUDGES. THE COLLEGE WAS ALSO ABLE TO OFFER SEVERAL WEBINARS ON CORE SKILLS FOR JUDGES.EXTENSION PROGRAMS - 43 PROGRAMS, 2,233 PARTICIPANTS. IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING TUITION-BASED EDUCATION COURSES, THE NATIONAL JUDICIAL COLLEGE PROVIDES CUSTOM-DESIGNED JUDICIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS TO MEET THE INDIVIDUAL NEEDS OF THE COURT SYSTEMS, ASSOCIATIONS, STATE JUDICIAL EDUCATION BODIES, AND ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY AND SOMETIMES INTERNATIONALLY. IN 2024, THE COLLEGE DELIVERED 43 CLASSES NATIONALLY AND OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY, SUCH AS IN GEORGIA.GRANT SUPPORTED PROGRAMS - 39 PROGRAMS, 3,395 PARTICIPANTS. THE COLLEGE RECEIVES FUNDING THROUGH THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (ITS COGNIZANT AGENCY), AND THE STATE JUSTICE INSTITUTE IN SUPPORT OF TRAINING AND RESEARCH PROJECTS ADDRESSING THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND THE RULE OF LAW. IN 2024, THE COLLEGE DESIGNED PROGRAMMING, PUBLICATIONS, AND WEBSITES, PROVIDED TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO THE JUSTICE COMMUNITY, AND CONDUCTED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS INCLUDING: THE TRAFFIC CASE: A COURSE FOR NON-LAWYER JUDGES, MANAGING CASES INVOLVING COMMERCIAL DRIVERS LICENSES, HUMAN TRAFFICKING, AND DRUGGED DRIVING ESSENTIALS FOR THE JUDICIARY. ADDITIONALLY, THE DEPARTMENTS OF JUSTICE AND TRANSPORTATION HELP SUPPORT ATTENDANCE AT TUITION-BASED COURSES BY SUPPORTING PARTICIPANT TRAVEL COSTS WHEN STATE AND LOCAL FUNDING IS NOT AVAILABLE.SPECIAL AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS - 12 PROGRAMS, 573 PARTICIPANTS. AMONG THE COURSES OFFERED IN 2024 WERE: ELECTION CHALLENGES & DISPUTES: RULING FAIRLY AND ETHICALLY, COURT ADMINISTRATION ACADEMY FOR PRESIDING JUDGES AT ALL LEVELS, JUDICIAL EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP, AI, THE JUDICIARY, AND THE LEGAL PROFESSION: A COMPREHENSIVE COURSE, AND WHEN JUSTICE FAILS. THERE WERE THREE SPECIAL AND INNOVATIVE EVENTS HELD IN 2024, INCLUDING: ANNUAL JUSTICE RUTH BADER GINSBURG LECTURE, JUDICIAL LEADERS IN CLIMATE SCIENCE, DIVIDING THE WATERS. EVENT EXPENSES ARE REFLECTED UNDER SPECIAL AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS. NO TUITION REVENUE WAS RECOGNIZED AND RECEIVED FOR THE EVENTS.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2024Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$4.8M
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