Discover the impactful sessions and expert-led discussions from the **2025** Court Safety and Security Conference. By exploring last year’s agenda, you’ll understand the value this conference offers, including insights into emerging trends and collaboration opportunities to address pressing challenges. Don’t miss your chance to join us in 2026 for another collaborative learning experience - register now at ncjtc.org/css
Courthouses serve as the center of many government, legal, and community activities. They can also be vulnerable to threats of violence for all who use them. Join us to learn effective strategies and best practices to enhance a collaborative courthouse security philosophy. Gather tools and resources from current state and federal court services experts related to security planning, jury and witness safety considerations, and threat assessment and management. Presenters include experts in the areas law enforcement, state and federal attorneys, judges and other court services professionals.
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Resource from the 2018 Court Safety and Security Conference in Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Recommended resources from the 2018 Court Safety and Security Conference.
Do you understand the dynamics of your courthouse? Are you involved in scenario based training related to your courthouse security? Jim Brigham shares three critical issues related to enhancing security in your courthouse.
Do you understand the dynamics of your courthouse? Are you involved in scenario based training related to your courthouse security? Jim Brigham shares three critical issues related to enhancing security in your courthouse.
Protective Security Details (PSD) and physical security measures in the courthouse requires a deliberate approach to prevent injury, embarrassment, or disruption of court proceedings. This course will focus on planning and executing safety protocols to protect all courtroom participants (both prior to, during and after court proceedings). Focus will include security measures for tribal courts, community courts, court commissioner areas, municipal courts, and more formal state court structures.
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