Vol. 39 #4 — Fall 2025
In this Issue:-
Features
Forgetfulness, Not Defiance: The Case for Court Reminders
A stubborn myth is undermining court efficiency: that people miss court because they don’t respect the process or don’t think it’s important. But ample research now tells a different story. People miss court because life is messy — and remembering... Read more »Read More »Beyond Trust Falls: A Practical Guide to Meaningful Team Development
The ambivalence between wanting strong teams and dreading team-building activities is something any team leader will immediately recognize. Walk into any break room and mention “team building,” and you are likely to see a collective eye roll from staff who... Read more »Read More »Building a Culture of Professional Development in the Courts
Introduction Professional development is the continuous process of learning and upskilling that enables people to adapt to changing environments, take on new responsibilities, lead more effectively, and grow in their careers. In the courts, professional development carries a particular importance... Read more »
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