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Recipient of the 2002 Howell Heflin Award! |
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50 Years! Congratulations! For 20 of those 50 years, Judge Sanchez served as a judge in the Second Judicial District Court. Before retiring from the bench in 1993, Judge Sanchez spearheaded the inception of the JEC in 1991 and has since chaired the Judicial Education and Training Advisory Committee (JETA), our Supreme Court appointed oversight committee. His dedication to quality judicial education has served as our guidepost and we most certainly wish him a hearty and warm congratulations for his service to the legal profession and the New Mexico judiciary. |
JEC Website Redesign With that said, when we rollout our first phase of the redesign, you may notice that some online resources and trainings that are missing require significant reviewing and updating, which our attorneys are working on, before adding back to the website. If you have any questions, concerns or ideas about the website, please let me know. My email is norris@law.unm.edu Thanks for your patience, Liz |
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Online Registration and Conference Information
To learn more about our upcoming conferences and to register online please visit our Events Calendar.
Video Conferences
JEC is now offering monthly video conferences for the NM judiciary. Please visit our Events Calendar to find upcoming dates and topics.
Travel Funding
Please visit JEC's Travel Funding page to learn more about our travel funding policy and how to request travel funds.
New Online Course on Intimate Partner Sexual Abuse
Through a partnership between the National Judicial Education Program (NJEP) and the New Mexico Judicial Education Center (JEC), a new online course has been created entitled, "Intimate Partner Sexual Abuse: Adjudicating This Hidden Dimension of Domestic Violence Cases." NJEP developed and wrote the course and JEC designed the website. To take the free course please visit the Course Website.
Municipal Court On-Site Mentoring
JEC is pleased to offer on-site mentoring as a new professional development option for Municipal Courts. To learn more click here.
Courts and the Media: A Workbook for Judges & Journalists
The National Judicial College's Donald W. Reynolds National Center for Courts and Media has developed a workbook based on a series of workshops bringing together judges, journalists, and court staff to discuss issues between the courts and the media. The workbook is designed to help both the courts and the media work more harmoniously. Please check the bottom of our Resources page for the pdf of this workbook.
Online Training on Crimes of Stalking and Harassment
The Judicial Education Center has developed comprehensive online training for the judiciary on the crimes of stalking and harassment. Incorporating both explanatory text and interactive exercises, the training provides detailed information on the substantive, procedural and psychological aspects of these offenses. The training was funded in part by a grant from the federal Office on Violence Against Women administered by the New Mexico Crime Victims Reparation Commission. Start the stalking and harassment tutorial here.
| NOTICE: While most of the resources on this Web site are accessible to the public over the Internet, JEC services are available only to the New Mexico judiciary. We cannot give advice to or answer inquiries from the public. |
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