Council members approved amendments to a Rule of Court that will mandate the training starting in 2021.
September 25, 2020 at 07:28 PM
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California justices, judges and subordinate judicial officers will be required to take anti-bias and harassment-prevention courses as part of their continuing education, the Judicial Council said Friday.
Council members approved amendments to a Rule of Court that will mandate the training starting in 2021. Currently, judges are only encouraged to complete such coursework.
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