Vol. 38 #3 – Summer 2024
In this Issue:Justice and Innovation in Latin America since the Pandemic: Developments, Challenges, and Perspectives
Features
Justice and Innovation in Latin America since the Pandemic: Developments, Challenges, and Perspectives
In many judicial bodies across Latin American nations, there is a growing trend toward modernization through the adoption of technology tools. Although these efforts have been ongoing, their acceleration was prompted by the crisis stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic since... Read more »Read More »Can I Work from Home? The Answer Is Not a Simple Yes or No
On May 29 of this year, I taught a class at the Maricopa County Justice Courts Annual Staff Training Conference: “Working from Home/Pros and Cons.” The focus of the class was a discussion on the benefits and challenges of working... Read more »Read More »Navigating Social Media: A Guide to Do’s and Don’ts
In today’s interconnected world, social media serves as a powerful tool for communication, networking, and expression. However, its vast reach and instantaneous nature also come with responsibilities. Whether you are an individual user, a business, or an organization, understanding the... Read more »Read More »An Experiential Review of the ICM Fellows Program
Since 2011, the Institute for Court Management (ICM) has offered three levels of certification: the Certified Court Manager (CCM) and the Certified Court Executive (CCE) credentials and the ICM Fellows Program. The CCM credential requires the completion of six courses,... Read more »
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