Your Burning Questions Answered at District Court Family Division Bench Bar Meeting Aug. 27
What’s going on with e-filing? How’s this new technology supposed to work? Why should I bother to do pro bono work? These and other burning questions will be answered at the next District Court Family Division Bench Bar Meeting on Aug. 27 at noon in [...]
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Justice community opens doors to promote mutual understanding and world peace
Four judges and a facilitator traveled more than 6,000 miles from Mongolia to Las Vegas to see the American justice system in action. They took copious notes and asked many informed questions to really learn what works in American courts so that they could take [...]
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What do judges want? Get it straight from the source at the Civil Bench Bar
If you’re looking to find the best way to meet the judges’ expectations in court, check out the next Civil Bench Bar Meeting of the Eighth Judicial District Court at 12:05 p.m. Tuesday, August 11, in courtroom 15C at the Regional Justice Center. The Civil Bench Bar [...]
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Call For Retired And Soon To Be Retired Cops To Suit Up To Protect The Courts
A Nevada Supreme Court Marshal Critical Labor Shortage Designation in District Court eliminated a barrier to hiring former police officers as deputy marshals. The Eighth Judicial District Court is now calling on retired and soon to be retired officers to apply for jobs to protect the courts. The [...]
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Judges From Ancient Mongolia To Share Fascinating Exchange With Justice Professionals In Contemporary Las Vegas
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Judges From Ancient Mongolia To Share Fascinating Exchange With Justice Professionals In Contemporary Las Vegas
It’s really a case of East meets West and ancient meets modern, when an Open World, Rule of Law judicial delegation from Mongolia experiences an American model of justice in Las Vegas. The judges will be visiting from the ancient country situated between China and [...]
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District Court to clear out medical and dental malpractice cases with annual sweep in August
The Nevada Revised statutes mandate that medical and dental malpractice cases are adjudicated within two years after the date on which the action is filed (if the action is filed on or after October 1, 2005). Unless good cause is shown for the delay, if [...]
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Best pro bono work ever!
Best pro bono work ever! That’s how attorney Kristin Brewer describer serving as a volunteer judge in the Truancy Diversion Program (TDP). At a recent luncheon, Brewer and other volunteers were given awards and honored for making a difference in the lives of young people. [...]
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Family Court Issues Resolution That Spells Out Seven Rules On Civility In Court To Improve Courtroom Courtesy And Efficacy
Those visiting the Family Division of District Court are often there at the worst time of their life. Divorce, custody of children and guardianships are just a few of the contentious matters that are handled there. So, it’s no surprise that people lose their cool [...]
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Program That Keeps Students In School, Out of Court And On-Track To Graduate Wraps Up Another Successful Year With Eye Toward Expansion Next Year
Truancy Diversion Program (TDP) volunteers who commit to a school-year of weekly truancy diversion court sessions on a CCSD campus will be recognized on Monday, June 29 at noon lunch to be held at Ainsworth Game Technology, 6975 S. Decatur Blvd., Suite 140. Each of [...]
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