Our professional labors for the judiciary can sometimes be overwhelming, as experienced during the public health emergency, bringing unprecedented challenges to our leadership and all our employees’ personal and professional lives. Over the past two years, many judiciary employees found themselves spinning, pivoting, or grasping for different ways to accomplish core functions and to ensure due process for those entering the halls of justice as our constitutions require us to do. During these challenging times, the National Association for Court…
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