Court Officers and Support Personnel: Resources for the District Judge
1996 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Federal Judicial Center ava19487vnb1 -- 1723-V/96 (1996) Court Officers and Support Personnel: Resources for the District Judge In this video, Judge Barbara Crabb (W.D. Wis.) describes how she works with clerks of court, law clerks, secretaries, and other court staff and support personnel. She emphasizes delegating tasks and appropriately using the talents and abilities of support staff. This program was initially prepared as part of the Center's Phase I Orientation Seminar for Newly Appointed District Judges.