Court to Court - January 1999
1999 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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- Federal Judicial Center
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Federal Judicial Center gov.ntis.ava20673vnb1 3797-V/99 Court to Court - January 1999 Originally broadcast in January 1999, this edition of the Center's educational television magazine takes an inside look at how the districts of Nebraska and New Mexico exchange valuable information and share effective work processes. It also highlights the Federal Court Leadership Program and specific projects developed by court employees who participated in the Center's three-year leadership development effort. Court staff and supervisors discuss the challenges of managing people at all age levels. This program also examines on-line conferencing and how it allows court employees nationwide to share information without having to leave their desks.