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As threats to judicial independence intensify across the country, the National Judicial College (NJC) today joined with leading judicial organizations in issuing a Joint Statement in Support of the Independe...

National Judicial College joins in national statement defending judicial independence

Hon. Diane J. Humetewa, the first Native American woman and the first enrolled tribal member to serve as a U.S. federal judge, will deliver the 145th Justice Jackson Lecture on Oct. 18 at the headquarters of...

First Native American Woman Federal Judge to Empower Fellow Judges on Strengthening Confidence in the Courts

Retired Massachusetts Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall has been selected as the 2024 winner of the prestigious Sandra Day O’Connor Award, the highest honor bestowed by The National Judicial College. ...

Retired Massachusetts Chief Justice Marshall to receive Sandra Day O’Connor Award for contributions to justice

National Judicial College joins in national statement defending judicial independence

First Native American Woman Federal Judge to Empower Fellow Judges on Strengthening Confidence in the Courts

Retired Massachusetts Chief Justice Marshall to receive Sandra Day O’Connor Award for contributions to justice

The National Judicial College first organization to receive the ABA Justice and Rule of Law Award

NJC mourns the loss of former faculty member Judge Duane Harves of Minnesota

National Judicial College expands focus on environmental law

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