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Courts Using AI and Cybersecurity Advances to Improve Access to Justice
A recent statewide technology summit convened hundreds of court professionals from around the state to talk about cybersecurity and how using artificial intelligence (AI) data can improve efficiency and benefit court users.
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2026 Civic Learning Awards to Spotlight Excellence in Civic Education
K–12 schools invited to showcase programs that empower students as engaged citizens; top honorees announced via livestream on Law Day, May 1. -
California Judicial Center Library Exhibition Honors Impactful Women in State’s Legal History
Illustrated panels and primary source materials celebrate California women’s contributions to the law and honoring pioneering women attorneys, judges, and justices
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California Supreme Court Approves Rule Amendments for Law Office Study and Certified Law Students Programs
Mar 19, 2026Under the new amendments, Law Office Study program participants will soon be able to participate in the Certified Law Students program.
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Court of Appeal, Third Appellate District to Hear Oral Argument at Sutter County Superior Courthouse
Mar 12, 2026More than 100 students are expected to attend oral argument at Sutter County Superior Courthouse on March 25 beginning at 10 a.m.
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2026 Judicial Demographics Report: California Bench Continues to Grow More Diverse
Mar 2, 2026Data show steady increase over the last 20 years in the number of women, and justices and judges of color
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California Ethics Committee Issues Opinion on Disclosure and Disqualification for Former California Judicial Mentor Program Mentors
Mar 2, 2026Committee offers guidance and examples addressing when disqualification may be necessary; and if not, whether and how prior mentorship should be disclosed.
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Judicial Ethics Committee Issues Expedited Opinion on Campaign Contributions and Endorsements Among Court Commissioners
Feb 26, 2026Committee provides guidance on accepting campaign contributions and endorsements from fellow state court commissioners.
