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Courts, the New Digital Media and Public Opinion: What Do You as a Court Leader Need to Know? (opens the original)
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In today's highly polarized political climate, courts must be prepared to face not only criticism inside the courtroom, but also relentless scrutiny in the court of public opinion. This month, we look at increasingly aggressive public behavior against judges and court staff. Are all we prepared ? Does using the criminal justice system ever turn into revenge? Today’s Panel TJ BeMent , Court Administrator for the 10th Judicial Administrative District in Athens, Georgia Christine Christopherson , D
Two-Tiered Justice? Court Efficiency, Unequal Resources, & the Struggle for Fairness (opens the original)
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A Question of Ethics: A Conversation on Courts and Ethics September 1st, 2026, Episode Court professionals are committed to fairness, impartiality, and equal access, principles reflected in the NACM Model Code of Conduct. Yet many Americans believe the legal system operates on two tracks, one for those with financial resources and another for those without. This perception extends from landlord-tenant cases to family law, debt collection, consumer disputes, and other civil matters. Wealthier par
Justice by Design: Can We Achieve Open, Standardized Court Data? (opens the original)
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Court Leader’s Advantage Podcast Episode originally released July 15, 2025 From the Archives: We’re revisiting this important conversation about the National Open Court Data Standards (NODS) project. Although this episode was originally released in July 2025, the challenge of creating accessible, standardized court data remains just as important today. One of the major challenges facing state trial courts today is the disturbing lack of accurate national statistical data. Beneath the surface of
When the Court Scale Tips: AI, Innovation, and Trust (opens the original)
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July 21st 2026, Court Leader’s Advantage Podcast Episode 106 AI promises greater efficiency, lower costs, and better public service—but it also raises concerns about privacy, bias, job displacement, and accountability. This panel explores where courts should draw the line.Artificial intelligence is currently having a difficult moment. Hardly a day goes by without headlines highlighting a new AI concern. Consider just a few of the issues currently dominating public conversation: • Corporate leade
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