See You in Austin, Texas

NCACC’s 53rd Annual ConferenceAustin, Texas | August 2–6, 2026 Experience Austin and Join Us for Unforgettable Evenings! The countdown is on for the NCACC’s 53rd Annual Conference, and excitement continues to build as we finalize plans for a week full of education, connection, and memorable Austin experiences. In addition to our dynamic programming, we’re especially

National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks: Bylaws Committee Report to the Members, April 17, 2026

The Bylaws Committee has focused exclusively on the plain-language review of the Bylaws since the 2025 Annual Meeting. We have the following items to report: Megan Scanlon’s resignation In December 2025, former committee Chair Megan Scanlon accepted a position as Associate University Counsel with Virginia Commonwealth University.  As a result, Megan stepped down from the committee,

Save the Date: NCACC 2027 Annual Conference — Tampa, Florida July 18–22, 2027

Mark your calendars for the 2027 NCACC Annual Conference in downtown Tampa July 18-22, 2027. The conference will be held at the Hotel Flor Tampa Downtown, Tapestry Collection by Hilton—a beautifully restored historic landmark and one of the city’s original skyscrapers. Tampa offers straightforward travel via Tampa International Airport, consistently ranked among the most convenient airports

Conference Countdown: Draft Agenda Now Available!

Planning for the 53rd Annual Conference is in full swing, and we’re excited to share a first look at the Draft Agenda! Conference Host Deanna Williams (TX) and the Program Committee, chaired by Tristen Worthen (WA), continue to shape an experience focused on education, innovation, and meaningful connection. This year’s schedule brings back member favorites while introducing new sessions

Red, Red Robes

By: Greg Hilton (MD) On September 5, 2025, the second day of argument in the 2025 Term, the Justices of the Supreme Court of Maryland emerged from the doors flanking the bench as usual; but something had changed. The assembled lawyers and observers did a noticeable double-take.  1972, 53 years earlier, five members of the