2022 Judicial Education Course Catalog

Lunchtime Webinars

This Lunchtime Webinar Program can count toward six (6) of your continuing education hours. There will be a variety of webinars offered throughout 2022. In registering for this program, you must initially register for the lunchtime webinar course and identify six (6) webinars you plan to attend to receive the six (6) credit hours. When you register for this course, the college registrar will reach out to you to identify your webinar selections. She will register you for each of your six (6) webinars. Each webinar provides 60 minutes of substantive content. If you miss any webinars, you can register for any remaining webinars as many times as necessary to secure your six (6) hours. Please Note: If you only attend five (5) or fewer webinars, you will not receive any credit hours and will need to complete your twelve (12) required hours by attending F2F or ILDL classes. All webinars will be held from 12:15 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. on the dates indicated.

B&T on the Bench: Case Criteria, Case Management from Filing to Judgment, & Equitable and Statutory Remedies Including Injunctive Relief and Dissolution

January 24, 2022

Hon. Ronald B. Rubin

Daubert and Its Progeny

February 28, 2022

Hon. Marc G. Rasinsky (Ret.)

Electronically Stored Information in the Maryland Courts

March 25, 2022

Michael D. Berman, Esq. Hon. Mary Kramer & Nisa C. Subasinghe, Esq.

Guarding the Guardians of the Galaxy (and Vulnerable Adults)

April 15, 2022

Keith R. Fisher, Esq. | National Center for State Courts – Center for Judicial Ethics C.P. Hoffman, Esq., Lauren Pruitt, Esq., & Mackenzie Dadswell, Esq. | FreeState Justice

Social Media and the Courts: From Pitfalls to Best Practices

May 23, 2022

Just Because Our Families Are Queer, Doesn’t Mean We’re Not Normal: LGBTQ+ Issues in Family Law

June 27, 2022

Hon. Julie S. Solt & Warren E. Hedges, Esq.

Jurors with Disabilities

July 11, 2022

David A. Soulé, Ph.D. & Katharine Pembroke | MSCCSP

Utilizing Guidelines to Support Fair and Just Criminal Sentencing

July 22, 2022

The Simplicity of Complicity in the Judiciary: Yes, You Are Biased

August 8, 2022

Hon. Zuberi B. Williams

Hon. Ronald A. Silkworth (Ret.) & Hon. George M. Lipman (Ret.)

HG-8-507 Post COVID -19 — Take Three!

August 26, 2022

September 12, 2022 Language Access: Best Practices When Working with Court Interpreters

Ksenia A. Boitsova & Xiomara Iglesias

Marijuana and Impaired Driving – What Will the Future Bring

October 24, 2022

Hon. Marc G. Rasinsky (Ret.)

Keith R. Fisher, Esq. | National Center for State Courts – Center for Judicial Ethics

Independent Internet Research

November 4, 2022

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