Committees
Aside from the benefits that you receive as a member of the ABA, the Judicial Division and the NCSCJ, as an NCSCJ member, you will have access to the Conference's many committees and other entities which provide members a lively and open forum for analysis, debate and education. Participation is the key to NCSCJ activities and Conference Committees are one of the best ways for Conference members to actively and meaningfully take part in the work of the NCSCJ.
Enrollment for the NCSTJ 2009-10 Committees begins on September 1, 2009. Please note that all Committee members must re-enroll on a yearly basis. Enrollment can be done clicking the link below and logging in with your member ID and password:
Click here to ENROLL IN A COMMITTEE NOW.
Click here for Committee descriptions.
NCSCJ Committees for the 2009-10 association year include:
| Committee | Chair(s), Co-Chairs(s) and Vice-Chair(s) |
|---|---|
Annual
Meeting |
Co-Chair: Ernestine S. Gray Co-Chair: George W. Perez |
| Awards - by appointment only |
Chair: Karl B. Grube |
| Domestic
Law Issues |
Chair: Pamila Brown |
| Education |
Co-Chair: Karen Arnold-Burger Co-Chair: Peter M. Evans |
Interpreter |
Chair: Margarita Solano Bernal |
| Judicial
Ethics |
Co-Chair: Susan Moiseev Co-Chair: Karl B. Grube |
| Judicial Outreach Network |
Chair: Linda Strite Murnane |
| Membership |
Chair: George W. Perez |
| Mental Health Courts |
Chair: Ronald A. Wilson |
| Military
Courts |
Co-Chair: Rodger A. Drew, Jr. Co-Chair: Chris Santoro |
| Native
American Tribal Courts |
Chair: Brenda Pipestem |
| Nominating - by appointment only |
Chair: Ernestine S. Gray |
| Outreach
to the Foreign Judiciary |
Chair: Douglas J. Saloom |
| Probate
Court |
Chair: Fred Rodgers |
| Publications |
Chair: Peter M. Evans |
| Small
Claims Court |
Chair: Patricia A. Lynch |
| Therapeutic Justice |
Chair: Steven Philo |
| Traffic
Court |
Chair: Earl G. Penrod |
Conference committee members are dedicated, enthusiastic individuals committed to the cause of an efficient, independent judiciary. Many NCSCJ members have expressed the view that committee work has provided them with unprecedented professional and personal growth. The NCSCJ encourages members to become involved and to bring to the attention of these committees their ideas and concerns so that the objectives and interests of all members can be heard, understood and incorporated into the NCSCJ proposals, projects and initiatives.
Committee enrollment begins Sept. 1, 2009.
