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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 Deana Williamson (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…
The Countdown Is On
By Deana Williamson (TX) and Tristen Worthen (WA) August may feel far away, but momentum is already building for the 53rd Annual Meeting of the National Conference of Appellate Court Clerks, taking place August 2–6, 2026, in Austin, Texas. This year’s conference is shaping up to be a can’t-miss opportunity for appellate court clerks who…
Enhance Your NCACC Experience: Update Your Digital Profile Today
By Scott Mitchell (AL) Did you know that the members-only area of the NCACC website features a digital membership directory? Whether you are a longtime member or a recent addition, now is the perfect time to complete or update your profile. Not only does this enhance your visibility within the organization, but it also helps maintain…
Call for Nominations for Officers and Executive Committee Members Deadline: Monday, March 3, 2025
The Nominating Committee is now accepting nominations for the following offices: Office of Vice-President, Treasurer, and Executive Committee Members. As you know, the success of NCACC is dependent on its members participating and serving in any way possible. Please take time to think about who could be an effective leader for each position listed. You…
The Remarkable Space-Age Lectern of the Louisiana Supreme Court
by Raffi Melkonian This summer, I had the privilege of standing for the first time before the Louisiana Supreme Court arguing a case certified from a federal district court. I argue in courts around the country, and one of the great pleasures of that job is discovering the many subtle ways courts uniquely differ from…