Web-based Training Overview
Michigan Judicial Institute (MJI) is pleased to offer this site for learners who seek continuous improvement and strive for professional excellence. Providing leadership in continuing judicial and court personnel on-site educational seminars has been a mainstay of MJI's existence since 1977. Web-based instruction is a new venture.
For best results, please read our system requirements.
The scenarios presented demonstrate situations which might arise as judges enter into political campaigns. As in real political life, pressures to cooperate with allies, to defeat opponents, and to respond quickly to the unexpected will arise. Judges can test how well they might respond to each of these scenarios while complying with the Michigan Code of Judicial Conduct.
Clicking on this link will take you to the National Center for State Courts (NCSC) web site.
Viewers will explore the Institute for Court Management Standards, participate in a performance standards survey, and be challenged to apply Standards to typical court problems. The program is designed in a multi-media interactive format that is user-friendly and engaging.
Clicking on this link will take you to the Juvenile Justice Teleconference web site.
This web site from the Office Of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) archives past programs. There are 29 titles to choose from including "Conditions of Confinement in Juvenile Corrections and Detention Facilities" and "Effective Programs for Serious Chronic, and Juvenile Offenders".
Title: "I'm sorry, I can't give legal advice"
This program won the 1998 NACM Justice Achievement award for training excellence in education. The program assists court support personnel in providing better customer service without giving legal advice.
Personal Protection Orders Web-based Training
Your Guide to the Michigan Court Rules
This training program covers the basic information about the Michigan Court Rules. Sample rules are used throughout the program.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS:
To view these training applications you will need the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader and Adobe Flash Player installed to access some links and view video content.
For Best Results:
- PC users should use Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox web browsers.
- Mac users should use Safari web browser.
- Broadband connection
- 1024x768 screen resolution, but may also be viewed with 800x600 screen resolution.
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