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National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks 2019

by National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks

The National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks (NCACC) is an annual gathering dedicated to enhancing the administration of appellate courts. Organized by the NCACC, the 2019 conference took place in Lexington, Kentucky, bringing together appellate court clerks and professionals from across the nation to share knowledge and best practices.

The 2019 conference featured a diverse array of sessions addressing critical topics in appellate court administration. Key presentations included discussions on the Texas Judicial Commission on Mental Health, the challenges and considerations surrounding digital evidence, strategies for cybersecurity awareness titled "Easiest Catch: Don't be another Fish in the Dark Net," and best practices in records preservation and disposal. These sessions aimed to equip attendees with the latest insights and tools to effectively manage the evolving demands of appellate court operations.

In addition to the educational sessions, the conference provided ample opportunities for networking and professional development. Attendees had the chance to engage with peers, exchange ideas, and build lasting professional relationships. The event also featured an expo hall showcasing innovative technologies and services tailored to the needs of appellate courts, offering participants a firsthand look at solutions to enhance their court's efficiency and effectiveness.

The NCACC conference is ideal for appellate court clerks, deputy clerks, and other court professionals seeking to stay abreast of developments in court administration. By attending, participants gain valuable insights into emerging trends, access to a supportive professional network, and practical strategies to implement within their respective courts, ultimately contributing to the advancement of the appellate court system.

Speakers(9)

Blake Hawthorne

Clerk of the Court at Supreme Court of Texas

Blake Hawthorne is the Clerk of the Court for the Supreme Court of Texas and has discussed the use of social media in the judiciary.

Brian Cotta

Clerk/Executive Officer at California Court of Appeal, Fifth Appellate District

Brian Cotta is the Clerk/Executive Officer of the California Court of Appeal, Fifth Appellate District, and has presented on grant-funded technology innovations in California.

Hon. Barbara P. Hervey

Judge at Texas Court of Criminal Appeals

Judge Barbara P. Hervey serves on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals and is involved with the Texas Judicial Commission on Mental Health.

Hon. Samuel Anderson Thumma

Judge at Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One

Judge Samuel A. Thumma serves on the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division One, and has expertise in digital evidence.

Mariana Cordova

Assistant Clerk/Executive Officer at California Court of Appeal, Fifth Appellate District

Mariana Cordova serves as the Assistant Clerk/Executive Officer of the California Court of Appeal, Fifth Appellate District, and has presented on grant-funded technology innovations in California.

Mark Lanterman

Chief Technology Officer at Computer Forensic Services

Mark Lanterman is the Chief Technology Officer at Computer Forensic Services, specializing in cybersecurity and digital forensics.

Mary Beth Kuenzel

Clerk of Court at Florida Second District Court of Appeal

Mary Beth Kuenzel serves as the Clerk of Court for the Florida Second District Court of Appeal and has presented on the use of social media in the judiciary.

Nial Raaen

Senior Court Management Consultant at National Center for State Courts

Nial Raaen is a Senior Court Management Consultant at the National Center for State Courts, focusing on records preservation and disposal.

Tricia Knox

Clerk of Court at Florida First District Court of Appeal

Tricia Knox serves as the Clerk of Court for the Florida First District Court of Appeal and has presented on the use of social media in the judiciary.

Event Details

Date
August 4-9, 2019
6 days
Location
🇺🇸 San Diego, United States
Lexington, Kentucky
Audience
Appellate court clerks, deputy clerks, and court professionals