The California Supreme Court on Thursday approved a proposed set of qualification standards for experts involved in developing California’s Bar Exam, but the court modified the proposal to tighten the eligibility requirements for those responsible for question accuracy, content validation, and score setting.

The council’s multidisciplinary conference returned to an in-person event after a six-year hiatus, providing educational and networking opportunities for professionals working in juvenile courts.

Courts celebrated more than 300 children finding forever homes through heartfelt ceremonies and community events

Will also consider recommendations related to trial court funding, children's waiting rooms, and the council’s legislative priorities

Jenkins retired at the end of October after five years with the court and more than 35 years of judicial service.