The Inclusive Interview
By Kateri Hope Eisenberg Reprinted with permission from the State Bar of New Mexico’s Equity in Justice Program. Originally published in this PDF.
NCACC Presentation Summaries – Annual Conference New Mexico 2025 – Court Security Presentation
by Lisa Howell (AZ) Nathan Hall, NCSC Principal Consultant, led an informative session on Practical Solutions and Best Practices for Court Building Security. Outlining the history of attacks on courts, as well as various state initiatives to deal with court security issues, he provided guidance on the elements of a successful court security program. He discussed five…
NCACC Presentation Summaries – Annual Conference New Mexico 2025 – Interdisciplinary Panel- Federal, State, & Tribal Courts Summary
by Kristen R. Edwards (NM) This is a summary of the interdisciplinary panel of judges and legal experts from various jurisdictions, including the Navajo Nation and Santa Ana Pueblo, who discussed collaboration between federal, state, and tribal courts. The panelists were: Megan Scanlon (VA Moderator); Hon. Timothy Tymkovich (10th Cir. COA); Hon. C.J. David K. Thomson…
NCACC Presentation Summaries – Annual Conference New Mexico 2025 – Access to Justice Presentation
by Paul Tuttle (MA) Conference attendees were treated to a compelling discussion on expanding access to justice. The panel, moderated by John Tomasino (FL), featured Hon. C. Shannon Bacon, New Mexico Supreme Court Justice; Torri A. Jacobus, Director of Statewide Equity, Inclusion, and Justice at the New Mexico Administrative Office of the Courts; Grace Spulak, Principal Court Management Consultant…
NCACC Presentation Summaries – Annual Conference New Mexico 2025 – Artificial Intelligence: Insights from Prof. David Rubenstein
by Daniel Brubaker (MI) Professor Rubenstein began by explaining that the adoption of AI in the workplace is evolving from a personal choice to a professional necessity—and it may soon become unavoidable. He reminded us that AI primarily functions as a statistical pattern identifier – it is essentially a predictive tool that anticipates the next…
Chile, Culture, and Courts: A Summer at the New Mexico Supreme Court
by Ashton Evans This summer, a cross-country journey to the Land of Enchantment became an invaluable opportunity to gain insight into the inner workings of the judicial system and meet the inspiring people who contribute to it. With the start of my senior year approaching, I felt motivated to pursue a legal internship this summer…