Examples of CJER in a sentence
The committee also makes recommendations to the Governing Committee of the Center for Judicial Education and Research (CJER), proposals for the education and training of judicial officers and court staff.
Fiscal Impact/Resources: CJER Contact: Karene Alvarado☐ This project may result in an allocation or distribution of funds to the courts.
By developing and supporting a wide and diverse faculty base, CJER has assured the branch that continuing education needs will be met by a collaborative, talented group of well trained faculty.
CJER has met the goal of providing distance education to all judicial branch audiences, and much of it is delivered via the educational satellite broadcast network.
Formed in 1973 as a joint enterprise of the Judicial Council and the California Judges Association, CJER supports the Chief Justice, the Judicial Council, and the courts by providing an extensive statewide educational program for judicial officers and court staff at both the trial and appellate levels.
The committee also makes recommendations to the Center for Judicial Education and Research (CJER) Advisory Committee, proposals for the education and training of judicial officers and court staff.
Those opportunities include • Diversity trainings offered by CJER;• Language Select training;• New employee orientation training;• Training on Courtroom Processing Procedures for Interpreter Services by CJER and Court Operations;• Training on Using a Court Interpreter: The Basics by CJER• Judicial officer orientation on the use of court interpreters and language competency.
PurposeThe development of alternative methods for delivery of education was established by the CJER Governing Committee as a strategic goal in the mid 1990s.
Judges Benchbook: Civil Proceedings-—Before Trial (CJER 2022) § 7.17, p.
The general public benefits directly and profoundly from the improved judicial decision-making of judicial officers informed by these courses.2 Currently, $1.202 million is allocated from the IMF to CJER to support not only these required statewide orientation courses for trial court judicial officers, but also to provide continuing statewide education to experienced trial court judges, court executives, managers and court staff.