Statewide Judicial Initiatives Infrastructure: Education Initiatives Minimum Education Requirements and Expectations

The Judicial Council approved minimum education requirements for trial court judges and subordinate judicial officers, court executive officers, managers, supervisors, and court personnel, effective 2007. Similar requirements were approved for justices, clerk/administrators, managing attorneys, supervisors, and staff of the California Supreme Court and the state Courts of Appeal, effective 2008. The new requirements are part of a comprehensive continuing education program developed by the AOC's Education Division/Center for Judicial Education and Research (CJER), one of the leading educational organizations of its kind in the nation.

Program Description:	Minimum Education Requirements and Expectations (PDF)
Additional Information:	California Rules of Court regarding education requirements and expectations: Rule 10.451. Judicial branch education Rule 10.452. Minimum education requirements and expectations Rule 10.461. New Court of Appeal justices Rule 10.462. Trial court judges and subordinate judicial officers Rule 10.463. Trial court executive officers Rule 10.471. Approved providers; approved course criteria Rule 10.474. Trial court managers, supervisors, and personnel
Office:	Administrative Office of the Courts Education Division/CJER 455 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102-3688
Project Contact:	Jim Vesper, Education Division, Assistant Division Director, 415-865-7797
E-mail:	innovations@jud.ca.gov

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