Performance of the City and Parish Courts

Fiscal Year 2017 - 2018

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GOAL I: ADVANCE JUDICIAL COMPETENCY


Objective

1.1 Enhance Judicial Competence Through Use of Best Practices Materials

Intent of the Objective

Responses To Objective

  1. Your court used bench books, bench cards, and/or best practices materials.
  2. If yes, what bench books, bench cards, or materials did you use?
  3. If yes, from where did the bench books, bench cards, or materials come?
  4. If no, what bench books, cards, or materials would be useful to you?
  5. Please share any other strategies that you used or details of the strategies you described above to advance judicial competence through best practices materials.
  6. Please share any obstacles you encountered in advancing judicial competence through best practice materials and suggestions, if any, to overcome those obstacles.

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Please share any other strategies that you used or details of the strategies you described above to advance judicial competence through best practices materials.
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EUNICE CITY COURT
The judge made sure he had the materials which allowed him to implement and follow proper procedure at all times.
JEANERETTE CITY COURT
The judge reviewed uploaded conference materials for Louisiana Judicial College conferences he was unable to attend.
JENNINGS CITY COURT
The judge read the materials when first received, kept the materials on the bench and reviewed the materials before a case.
NATCHITOCHES CITY COURT
The judge attended Louisiana Judicial College Seminars.
NEW ORLEANS 2ND CITY COURT
The court created its own bench card regarding eviction procedures.
NEW ORLEANS MUNICIPAL AND TRAFFIC COURT
The judge maintained a regular dialogue with National Center for State Courts.
RUSTON CITY COURT
The judge regularly attended Judicial College seminars where best practice classes were offered and materials provided.
VIDALIA CITY COURT
The court reviewed dockets prior to court to be prepared, especially in criminal matters as the judge has less experience in criminal matters.
WINNFIELD CITY COURT
The court highly encouraged other judges to discuss judicial practices among themselves and go to seminars to learn more.
ZACHARY CITY COURT
The court updated procedures yearly after new laws were passed.

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