National Center for State Courts · Williamsburg, VA United States

Swift Justice isn't the name of a bad legal thriller; it's what the National Center for State Courts is after. The not-for-profit center was founded in 1971 to reduce backlogs and delays in state courts by providing a network to transmit innovations and improvements from one court to another. Today the center acts primarily as an education, training, and advocacy center for judges, administrators, and state court constituents. The organization publishes topical reports with titles such as Trends in the State Courts and Survey of Judicial Salaries, as well as its periodical Justice System Journal. To read the full description, subscribe now.