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Ben Holden
Ben Holden

Are jurors using their cell phones to comment on the trial on social media or look up facts to help them render a more-informed verdict? Ben Holden Judges forbid this, and jurors surveyed deny doing i...

Should you be worried about jurors and cell phones?

Are jurors using their cell phones to comment on the trial on social media or look up facts to help them render a more-informed verdict? Ben Holden Judges forbid this, and jurors surveyed deny doing i...

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Only twice in the NJC’s 54-year history has the College exceeded 1,000 enrollments for tuition-based (paid) courses by the end of May. With 930 and counting, that milestone is within reach. In both 20...

Our enrollment is booming

Only twice in the NJC’s 54-year history has the College exceeded 1,000 enrollments for tuition-based (paid) courses by the end of May. With 930 and counting, that milestone is within reach. In both 20...

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Duty
Duty

Dear Model Code: When is it appropriate for a judge to report a fellow judge’s behavior? Sincerely, Judge Not-A-Tattletale   Dear Judge Not-A-Tattletale: Great question. Where is the line between bein...

Ask the Model Code: to tattle or not to tattle

Dear Model Code: When is it appropriate for a judge to report a fellow judge’s behavior? Sincerely, Judge Not-A-Tattletale   Dear Judge Not-A-Tattletale: Great question. Where is the line between bein...

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