Nevada Supreme Court

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On Tuesday evening, Governor Joe Lombardo announced Jason Woodbury as his selection to the First Judicial District Court, Department I. Woodbury currently serves as District Attorney for Carson City, where he has served since he was first elected in November 2014. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gFN2SA5x

The Supreme Court of Nevada is hiring! As Staff Attorney, you will edit court decisions for accuracy and clarity, assess civil and criminal cases, draft motions, and oversee the publication of the Nevada Reports. You'll work closely with justices, judges, and legal professionals to ensure the highest standards of legal precision. This role offers the chance to contribute directly to the legal process while developing your skills in appellate law. Interested? Apply here: https://bit.ly/4fxw494

Ever wonder who makes sure the laws are applied fairly in Nevada? It’s your judges and justices! Elected by the people, they are responsible for the administration of justice in our states’ courts. 💡 Quick Fact: Only three justices sat on the Nevada Supreme Court bench from 1864 to 1967. [From left to right: H.O. Beatty, James Lewis, and C.M. Brosnan, 1864.] Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gD_juZaN

Reminder! Next week, join us and the National Center for State Courts for the Jury System Management Workshops in Las Vegas and Reno. This 1.5-day workshop is a valuable opportunity for all court staff to learn strategies for improving operational efficiency and cost-effectiveness in jury management. Register for the workshops here: bit.ly/4foGV4K

New Episode Alert! In this episode of I’ll Allow It Nevada, we’re exploring Nevada’s innovative informal family trial program established under ADKT 0619 with Judge Gregory Gordon from the Eighth Judicial District Court. We discuss how this new approach is simplifying family law proceedings, making justice more accessible, and reshaping the family court experience for both litigants and legal professionals. Tune In: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/48QwJQu Youtube: https://bit.ly/4ewa3pR Additional Streaming Options: https://lnkd.in/gg6Uebej

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Governor Joe Lombardo recently announced the retirement of the Honorable Stephanie Charter from the Eighth Judicial District Court of Nevada, Department Y. Judge Charter will retire as of November 15, 2024. The Commission on Judicial Selection will convene to fill the forthcoming vacancy. The application period opens today, November 12th, 2024, and submissions are due by noon on December 19th, 2024. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gTgh-SNG

How are cases handled in Nevada? Our courts include: 1️⃣Appellate Courts: The highest courts, reviewing important cases. This includes the Supreme Court of Nevada and the Nevada Court of Appeals. 2️⃣ District Courts: Handle serious criminal cases and civil disputes. 3️⃣ Justice Courts: Deal with minor criminal offenses and small claims. 4️⃣ Municipal Courts: Address violations of city ordinances and misdemeanors. Fun fact: The 17 county courts in Nevada are divided into 11 Judicial Districts presided over by 82 judges. Learn more by visiting https://lnkd.in/g2svQj6D

Honoring Supreme Court of Nevada Veterans: Josh Nunez, Supreme Court of Nevada Chief Technical Applications Support Specialist and a veteran, joined the Navy in 2011 as a corpsman. He graduated at the top of his class, specializing in surgical technology and urology. His service took him from Texas to Japan for two years and concluded in North Carolina after five years of service. Inspired by his father's military service, Joshua always knew he wanted to serve. His time in the Navy not only allowed him to help others but also instilled in him a profound sense of duty and leadership. After five years of service, Joshua transitioned to civilian life, relocating with his family to Las Vegas. He has since thrived in the IT business solutions sector, where he started as an intern and rose to become a project manager. Joshua's experience in the Navy has shaped his approach to his work in the judicial system. His attention to detail, people management skills, and ability to lead by example have made him an asset to his team. He believes in highlighting the strengths of others, fostering collaboration and excellence in every project. Thank you, Joshua, for your dedication and for embodying the values of leadership, teamwork, and service. #VeteransDay#ThankYouVeterans