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Judicial Education in IllinoisJudicial EducationUnder the auspices of the Supreme Court of Illinois, the Judicial Education Division of the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts develops and delivers judicial and non-judicial branch continuing education programs in coordination with the Supreme Court of Illinois Judicial College, Supreme Court Committees, Supreme Court Commissions, and other entities tasked with the provision of continuing education for Illinois judges and justice partners. Continuing education program offerings are broad and consider emerging legal, sociological, cultural, and technical issues that impact decision making, aid the effective administration of justice, and promote public integrity, trust, and confidence in the courts. Faculty DevelopmentParticipation in faculty development is strongly recommended. Faculty development workshops provide an opportunity for prospective faculty to learn and practice adult learning theories and overview educational activities meant to enhance participant engagement, identify and structure learning objectives and develop instructional strategies that lead to effective and successful presentations. Minimum Continuing Judicial Education HoursThe Supreme Court of Illinois requires each active Illinois judge to attain 30 hours of continuing judicial education every two years through attendance at the biennial Education Conference. Mandatory Events
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