Bob Simmons of Council for Children’s Rights joined JI’s Glenn Thomas on WBTV’s Morning Break to discuss the #NCJusticeSummit and how CFCR’s interventions are producing remarkable results for their clients. JI is pleased to convene a statewide gathering of community and court representatives to look at the implications of Raise the Age on our youth,
JOIN US! Engage a variety of judicial candidates to hear their respective platforms, how they will work to maintain fairness, impartiality and judicial independence, and how redistricting will affect this year’s ballot. This event is free and open to the public, but attendees MUST RSVP HERE as space is limited. Refreshments will be provided by
Court Camp, a signature program supported by JI via our mission to educate the public about the court system, provides a unique opportunity for teens 14-18 to get hands-on experience and information about careers in the judicial branch. WTVI Charlotte did an informational piece recently on the importance and impact of the effort, via their
Registration is now open for our 12th Annual Evening at the Courthouse! Visit the registration page HERE to indicate your plans to attend the premier civic event of the year with amazing local food and dessert vendors, a silent auction, and more. In addition to sending your RSVP, you can learn about volunteer opportunities, enter
Join us for a round table discussion about the issues and opportunities within the judicial branch. Do you have questions about how the court system works? Do you have concerns or things you’d like to see improved? Share your thoughts with us over a meal. The event will be held at the Charlotte Mecklenburg Library’s
JI’s CourtCalendar 3.0 is the best version yet. If you are an attorney and would like to schedule court events within the 26th judicial district, you can now do so for a nominal annual fee, from any device, with ease. View our CourtCalendar 3.0 and the User Registration Guide HERE to get started TODAY! WBTV
Court College, sponsored by Justice Initiatives and presented by the Trial Court Administrator’s Office of the 26th Judicial District, offers members of the community an up close and personal look at how the court system operates. The purpose of Court College is to create and strengthen relationships with the members of the community through the
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