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> > Court Outreach Efforts Adams County Superior Court judges are active in public schools by participation in the statewide Judges in the Classroom program. The Adams County District Court offers packets to defendants to guide them through deferred findings on infractions. Contact information for Asotin/Columbia/Garfield County Superior Court, combined under one judicial district offers presentations to students through the statewide Judges in the Classroom program, and volunteer programs such as the National Night Out. The Court also addresses local community groups such as the Lion's Club, Kiwanis and the YMCA regarding court activities. The Asotin County District Court is active on a board offering grants to community outreach institutions.

The Washington State Association of Counties and the Washington. An example of AJOMP in action is the relicensing program run through the district courts. PIERCE COUNTY: Commercial Appraiser 2, Assessor-Treasurer's Office.

Employees of the court support community events, and judges discuss court activities to interested community groups and business leaders. Contact information for and County Benton and Franklin County Superior Courts encourage school tours and are active in the statewide Mock Trial Competition. (Superior Court Judge Craig Matheson formerly chaired this Committee). In addition to speaking at schools, Superior Court employees speak to scouting groups and service organizations. The superior court employs a courthouse facilitator, has a volunteer guardian ad litem and CASA program. Franklin County Superior Court has resumed passport services, launched an extensive court website and consolidated all three courts into one jury system. District Court has started a restorative justice program and collects fees for the dispute resolution center-with customer service as a main focus.

Contact information for and Chelan County Superior Court has hired a fulltime family law facilitator; maintains a separate pro se calendar; coordinates pro bono services; has implemented a program to put a judge or attorney in each classroom. The Court is also a pilot site for domestic violence software. In addition, the court offers orientation for new jurors including information about courts, jurors and their place in the government. Superior Court appreciates and thanks the volunteer lawyers and the community for their support and involvement. District and Municipal Courts have received rewards for outreach activities-teaching around the county. Contact information for Clallam County Superior Court is very active in the community.

Judges are involved in Boys and Girls clubs, and serve on various boards, including the Peninsula College. Superior Court also employs a courthouse facilitator, has a pro bono program and settlement conferences for dissolutions. Clallam County District Court offers brochures relating to infraction procedures, name changes, probation services and civil anti-harassment procedures. The District Court also participates in Superior and juvenile court programs, offering public tours of the courts and participating in Law Day activities. Clallam County Family Court Contact information for Clark County Drug Court Judge James Rulli has participated in many panel discussions and conferences including the Clark County Sheriff's Citizen Advisory Board, Washington State Association of Corrections Officers and the State Substance Abuse Treatment Programs. Superior Court judges actively participate in YMCA mock trials, speak at schools, conduct court tours, and speak at career development programs. The County Clerk employs high school student interns and conducts mock trials.