Performance of the District Courts

Fiscal Year 2017 - 2018

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Campaign 3: Advance Judicial Competency


Objective

OBJECTIVE B: JUDICIAL EDUCATION, TRAINING, & COLLEGIALITY

Intent of the Objective

Responses To Objective

  1. Members of your bench attended the following type of judicial education programs:
  2. Members of your bench utilized the LDJA mentor program.
  3. Members of your bench participated in governance and leadership programs.
  4. Members of your bench facilitated interaction between appellate courts.
  5. Members of your court served on committees tasked with improvement of the justice system
  6. Additional strategies used or the details of the strategies above used to advance judicial competency through judicial education, training, & collegiality.
  7. Obstacles encountered in advancing judicial competency through judicial education, training, & collegiality, and suggestions, if any, to overcome those obstacles.

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287153648Members of your bench participated in governance and leadership programs.Members of your bench participated in governance and leadership programs.
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Members of your bench participated in governance and leadership programs.
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If yes, which programs?
1st JDC
Veterans Court and Drug Court Programs
6th JDC
Louisiana District Judges Association (LDJA) mentor program, as a mentor.
10th JDC
Mentor judge program as mentors and presenters
14th JDC
LDJA
22nd JDC
LDJA, various committees as appointed by the Governor, National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI), Louisiana Prisoner Reentry Initiative (LaPRI)
24th JDC
LDJA, Louisiana Association of Drug Court Professionals (LADCP)
29th JDC
Tulane University, Louisiana Families in Need of Service (FINS), LADCP, LDJA,Louisiana Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges (LCJFCJ)
38th JDC
Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE), LDJA Self-Represented Litigants (SRL) Committee; Cameron Lions Club; Court of St. Katharine Drexel
Caddo Parish Juvenile Court
National Judicial College- Leadership for judges
East Baton Rouge Family Court
Southern University Externs, LSU Externs, LSU and SU mediation clinics, various committees on DJA, LCJFC, judicial commission
East Baton Rouge Juvenile Court
Train the Trainer, ACES (Adverse Childhood Experiences), Judges in the Courtroom (LDJA)
Orleans Parish Civil District Court
Commissioners
Orleans Parish Juvenile Court
Norman Francis Leadership Institute
ResponseResponse_Court
If yes, which programs?13 courts (1st JDC, 6th JDC, 10th JDC, 14th JDC, 22nd JDC, 24th JDC, 29th JDC, 38th JDC, Caddo Parish Juvenile Court, East Baton Rouge Family Court, East Baton Rouge Juvenile Court, Orleans Parish Civil District Court, Orleans Parish Juvenile Court)
No33 courts (2nd JDC, 3rd JDC, 4th JDC, 5th JDC, 7th JDC, 8th JDC, 9th JDC, 11th JDC, 12th JDC, 13th JDC, 15th JDC, 16th JDC, 18th JDC, 19th JDC, 20th JDC, 21st JDC, 23rd JDC, 25th JDC, 26th JDC, 27th JDC, 28th JDC, 30th JDC, 31st JDC, 32nd JDC, 33rd JDC, 34th JDC, 35th JDC, 36th JDC, 37th JDC, 39th JDC, 40th JDC, 42nd JDC, Jefferson Parish Juvenile Court)
Yes15 courts (1st JDC, 6th JDC, 10th JDC, 14th JDC, 17th JDC, 22nd JDC, 24th JDC, 29th JDC, 38th JDC, Caddo Parish Juvenile Court, East Baton Rouge Family Court, East Baton Rouge Juvenile Court, Orleans Parish Civil District Court, Orleans Parish Criminal District Court, Orleans Parish Juvenile Court)

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