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There Ought to Be a Law Feb 23, 2021

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Wisconsin Judge Mary K. Wagner, a former state legislator, offers advice on how judges can ethically work for improvements in the law and legal procedure.

McGirt v. Oklahoma: Is SCOTUS' parting shot an earthquake for federal and tribal courts? Feb 09, 2021

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Cherokee Nation District Judge T. Luke Barteaux walks us through the landmark case McGirt v. Oklahoma and what it could mean.

From Short List to Hit List: What Judges Can Do NOW to Take Safety and Security Seriously Jan 19, 2021

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Find out what measure’s judges should take now to address the growing threat to judicial safety and security.

What Can Judges do to Combat Human Trafficking Jan 19, 2021

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Judge Thomas Walsh of the Brown County Circuit Court tells us that human trafficking exists in the land of green and gold – and likely in your community, too – and what judges can do to recognize and address it.

What Judges Should Know About Autism Spectrum Disorders Jan 05, 2021

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In this edition of Gavel Talks, criminal defense attorney, Elizabeth Kelly, discusses autism spectrum disorders and how judges can respond to defendants with them.

Whose Court Is It? Connecting Courts and People with Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormack Dec 22, 2020

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Chief Judge McCormack joins Judge Ginkowski for a conversation on how judges can make courts accessible, transparent, efficient and user friendly.

What Can/Should Judges Do to Improve Policing? Dec 08, 2020

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In this segment of Gavel Talks Judge Richard Ginkowski, a former police officer, discusses the role of judges in improving policing.

How to Ace Your First Court Appearance Nov 24, 2020

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Practical tips on your first court appearance from two seasoned judges.

Justice for Vets - Why a Veterans Court Makes Sense and How to Get One Started Nov 10, 2020

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Hon. Mary Jane Knisely gives a front-line perspective of the benefits of a Veterans Court and how to get one started in your community.

Judges as Educators: A View of The Bench Oct 13, 2020

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"Views from the bench" programs typically present frustrated judges beckoning lawyers to be brief in their briefs and, these days, to wear more than them when appearing in a "Zoom" hearing.

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