Posts By: Stacey Fields

The NACM Effect

February 21, 2023
by Stacey Fields

In 2018 what brought me to standing in the lobby of an Atlanta, Georgia hotel about to attend my first NACM conference was an invitation from a colleague, Jeff Chapple. Unsure what to expect, I walked into a room of… Read more »

NACM Recognizes Members for Their Accomplishments

August 25, 2022
by Dawn Palermo

Perkins Award This award is presented annually to an individual who consistently goes above and beyond to make behind-the-scenes contributions to the field of court administration or their court. Congratulations to Zenell Brown for receiving the 2022 Perkins Award. Zenell… Read more »

New NACM Board Is Sworn In

August 25, 2022
by NACM

The National Association for Court Management Board of Directors for 2022-23 was sworn in at the annual conference in Milwaukee.  President Jeffrey Tsunekawa Austin, TX President Elect Rick Pierce Harrisburg, PA Vice President Tina Mattison Tucson, AZ Secretary/Treasurer Kelly Hutton… Read more »

President’s Message

February 22, 2023
by Jeffrey Tsunekawa

Dear NACM Family, The holidays have come and gone, and I hope each and every one of you had an opportunity to spend some time doing something that had meaning to it. Whether that be spending time with family and… Read more »

NACM Board Issues 2022 Court Guide on Behavioral Health

November 1, 2022
by NACM

Just before the last annual conference held in July, the NACM Board issued its latest court guide focused on behavioral health. The workgroup was chaired by past-president Paul DeLosh (Virginia) and included Donald Jacobson (Arizona); Greg Lambard (New Jersey); Michelle… Read more »

CORE® Champion Program

August 25, 2022
by Kelly Hutton

nacmcore.org — CORE® Committee Chair: Kelly Hutton What is the CORE® Champion Program? The purpose of the CORE® Champion Program is fourfold: strengthen court professionals provide greater exposure to the CORE® recognize attendance at qualified CORE® sessions allow participants to demonstrate basic… Read more »

Courtside Conversation
Paul DeLosh

February 22, 2023
by Carlene Redmond

Guardianship Guide Update What is a NACM Guide?Previously called mini guides, each year the NACM Board commits to the development of a resource on a topic of national importance to the court community. Guides are intended to highlight best practices… Read more »

President’s Message

November 1, 2022
by Jeffrey Tsunekawa

Dear NACM Family, What an honor and privilege it is to write to you as the 38th president of the National Association for Court Management. I follow a long line of great leaders in our great association and enter this… Read more »

Courtside Conversation
Roger Rand

August 25, 2022
by Dawn Palermo

Roger Rand Title: IT ManagerCourt: Multnomah Circuit Court, Oregon Judicial DepartmentNACM Title: Board Director, Vice Chair of DEI Committee, and NACM Website Coordinator    Number of judges at court: 330 employees and 58 judicial officers, 58 courtrooms across 5 court locationsNACM member since 2009    … Read more »

Management Musings

February 22, 2023
by Giuseppe M. Fazari

In a letter addressed to Lucilius, the celebrated rhetorician, author, and playwright of Ancient Rome, Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Younger, known more generally by the mononym Seneca, stated: The largest portion of our life passes while we are doing ill,… Read more »

Courtside Conversation
Stacy Worby

November 1, 2022
by Dawn Palermo

Stacy WorbyState Jury Coordinator, Alaska Court System Number of jury trial locations: 40 NACM member since: 2019 NACM Early Career Professionals Subcommittee Chair: 2020–present How did you get started in court administration?I began my career with the court serving as… Read more »

Management Musings

August 25, 2022
by Giuseppe M. Fazari

In the poem “Invictus,” William Ernest Henley discusses the “unconquerable” spirit in the face of death while preserving one’s sense of dignity in the course of that struggle: Out of the night that covers me,Black as the pit from pole… Read more »

A Question of Ethics

February 22, 2023
by Peter Kiefer

Courts and Inside Information: What Can and Should We Do with What We Learn at Work? We are not stockbrokers or day traders, but in our role as court employees we learn a lot. We know about patterns of litigation… Read more »

Management Musings

November 2, 2022
by Giuseppe M. Fazari

In 2019 Dave Chappelle was honored with the Mark Twain Prize, an annual award given to comedians whose work has made a substantial impact on American society. During his acceptance speech, he remarked about doing (and being) something that one… Read more »

A Question of Ethics Conversation

August 25, 2022
by Peter C. Kiefer

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion: What Is the Court’s Duty? NACM has made a commitment to the values of providing equal justice regardless of race, gender, age, ethnicity, sexual orientation or identity, disability, or social economic status.  What is the court’s ethical… Read more »

A Question of Ethics

November 2, 2022
by Peter Kiefer

This episode of A Question of Ethics will continue to explore diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), and NACM’s commitment to helping provide equal justice. This session was recorded after the Ethics Subcommittee Conference Call on April 28, 2022. The questions… Read more »