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10/24/2025
Judicial Independence Committee members Judge Christine Walczyk of Wake County, North Carolina and Annette Boyd Pitts, National Education Director met with John Adams tonight at the Historic Courthouse during the National Association of Women Judges Annual Conference.
NAWJ Judicial Independence Committee shares clips from new education and outreach video. Reach out if you would like to use the clips or full video in your state for education and awareness prigrams.
Understanding the judicial branch....
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05/29/2024
During a recent Capitol Hill briefing, Texas Judge Julie Kocurek shared her harrowing experience of being attacked by a disgruntled litigant. Joined by state chief justices, U.S. senators, and others, she highlighted the need for improved safety measures for judges and court staff.
Rest in peace, Justice O'Connor. Thank you for your service.