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Audio recording of the National Conference of Federal Trial Judges prgram that took place at a previous ABA Annual Meeting.
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The Judicial Clerkship Program is a combined effort of the Judicial Division and the ABA Presidential Advisory Council on Diversity in the Profession with the generous support of LexisNexis. The Program brings together approximately 50 minority law students from around the country, judges and former law clerks. The group participates in panel discussions, a research and writing exercise, and informal social events. These activities are designed to introduce and reinforce to the students the reasons and values of pursuing a judicial clerkship. The Program will take place February 7-10, 2008 during the ABA Midyear Meeting in Los Angeles, California. For more information contact Gilda Fairley.

The Judicial Division participated in the State Court Assessment Project launched by the Standing Committee on Judicial Independence in 2005. The project is designed to assist court systems in determining how well they are addressing the needs and concerns of the populace they serve by providing an independent assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of a state's court system. The Committee has conducted an assessment in one state, Missouri. The Missouri report is now available!