In January 2015, the Public Awareness Committee reorganized as the Court Access and Community Relations Committee. Photo by Diane F. Evartt. The Committee monitors changes to laws, rules, and policies that might affect retired and recalled judges. In January 2015, the Family Law Committee was renamed the Domestic Law Committee. All requests to establish problem-solving courts are reviewed by the Subcommittee, which also advises the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland on such matters. Maryland Counties Staff: Jenny E. Henderson (410) 260-1522 Maryland Counties SUPERVISORS & MANAGERS WORK GROUP, WORK GROUP ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING Margaret M. Schweitzer, Chair, 2023, NONCASE RECORD AUTOMATION SUBCOMMITTEE Richard Sandy, Chair, CUSTODY EVALUATOR TRAINING & STANDARDS WORK GROUP Courtroom, Worcester County Courthouse, One West Market St., Snow Hill, Maryland, June 2018. Mark F. Scurti, Chair (chosen by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland), 2024 The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland serves as chair, and the State Court Administrator as executive secretary (Maryland Rules, Rule 16-802). Maryland Departments SPECIALTY COURTS & DOCKETS COMMITTEE Judge Bridget Cohee Berkeley County Judicial Center 380 West South Street, Suite 4401 Martinsburg, WV 25401 304-596-2140 Fax: 304-350-3079 Judge Laura V. Faircloth Berkeley County Judicial Center 380 West South Street, Suite 4403 Martinsburg, WV 25401 304-264-1947 Fax: 267-3883 PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS SUBCOMMITTEE The Senior Judges Committee began in January 2015 as the Retired and Recalled Judges Committee, and adopted its present name in August 2016 (Administrative Order, Aug. 25, 2016). Alan M. Wilner, Chair, RESERVED CASE REPORT WORK GROUP Six subcommittees aid the Committee. Terms expire 2024. Maryland Universities & Colleges Maryland at a Glance The Committee monitors changes to laws, rules, and policies that might affect retired and recalled judges. COURT REPORTING WORK GROUP Formerly the Commissioner Education Committee of the District Court of Maryland, the Committee was restructured in January 2015 as a subcommittee of the Education Committee of the Judicial Council. EXPUNGEMENT BROCHURE WORK GROUP For judges, magistrates, and other Judiciary staff, the Work Group is developing an education plan on human trafficking issues. Staff: R. Gray Barton (410) 260-3617 All requests to establish problem-solving courts are reviewed by the Subcommittee, which also advises the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland on such matters. Appointed by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland, to 2-year terms: LaKeecia R. Allen; Erin M. Danz; Victor M. Del Pino; Kimberly L. Hurd; Melvin J. Jews; Nicole E. Taylor. Maryland Court Help Centers | Maryland Courts For judiciary staff, the Committee ensures ample training opportunities for professional development, communicates their availability, and encourages participation. In January 2015, the Juvenile Law Committee was organized. SPECIAL STATUS WORK GROUP CIVIL & DOMESTIC WORK GROUP It will identify necessary improvements, resources, and support services, and develop educational opportunities for ongoing Judiciary-wide engagement in the pursuit of equal justice for all. In January 2015, the Committee on Criminal and Motor Vehicle Matters of the District Court of Maryland reformed as the Criminal and Traffic Work Group of the District Court Chief Judge's Committee under the Judicial Council. Under this program, offenders are held strictly and immediately accountable for their behavior through a variety of incentives and sanctions. Under the Committee's purview are all matters concerning the efficient operation of the courts. Search the Manual The Committee is aided by two subcommittees: Civil Law, and Criminal Law. The Subcommittee reviews matters concerning Child in Need of Assistance (CINA), termination of parental rights, and adoption. SENIOR JUDGES MARYLAND ELECTRONIC COURTS (MDEC) ACCESS SUBCOMMITTEE JUDICIAL EDUCATION 2018 COURSE CATALOG WORK GROUP The Mental Health, Alcoholism and Addiction Committee was initiated by the Executive Committee of the Maryland Judicial Conference. Jean S. Baron; Lynne A. Battaglia; Paul M. Bowman; Lawrence R. Daniels; Amanda Purnell; Irma S. Raker; Gale E. Rasin; Nancy B. Shuger. Fred S. Hecker, Chair, TEXT MESSAGING WORK GROUP Cheryl A. McCally, Chair Staff: Abigail L. Hill, Esq. CIVIL LAW SUBCOMMITTEE Maryland Judiciary Staff: Dominique Johnigan (410) 260-3509 Pamela J. In January 2015, the Committee reformed as the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee. ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION WORK GROUP To the Judicial Council, the Committee provides advice and guidance concerning the implementation of new technology systems and their impact on judicial operations and functions. Pamela J. SPECIALTY COURTS & DOCKETS COMMITTEE JURY USE & MANAGEMENT SUBCOMMITTEE SENIOR JUDGES MARYLAND ELECTRONIC COURTS (MDEC) ACCESS SUBCOMMITTEE In January 2015, the Juvenile Law Committee was organized. Audrey J. S. Carrion, Chair, 2023, COURT OPERATIONS COMMITTEE Judicial College | Maryland Courts Photo by Diane F. Evartt. Kathleen L. Beckstead, Chair, 2024 DOMESTIC LAW COMMITTEE Patricia L. Mitchell, Chair, 2022, JUDICIAL EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE REMOTE HEARINGS WORK GROUP A program of continuing performance evaluation for problem-solving courts was established under the Maryland Judicial Conference when the Problem-Solving Committee was authorized in December 2006 (Administrative Order, Dec. 21, 2006). The Judicial College of Maryland is considered the premier learning institution for judicial and court education in the country. Robin D. Gill Bright, Chair, 2021 All requests to establish problem-solving courts are reviewed by the Subcommittee, which also advises the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland on such matters. The Mental Health, Alcoholism and Addiction Committee was initiated by the Executive Committee of the Maryland Judicial Conference. Maryland Manual On-Line (410) 260-1728 All requests to establish problem-solving courts are reviewed by the Subcommittee, which also advises the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland on such matters. In January 2015, it was restructured as the Court Reporting Work Group of the Court Operations Committee. This subcommittee is concerned with the Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC) case management system, which will be used by all the courts in the Maryland Judiciary. For victims of human trafficking who come into contact with the courts, the Work Group will identify resources and best practices to serve their needs, and will study existing programs in Maryland and other states. A program of continuing performance evaluation for problem-solving courts was established under the Maryland Judicial Conference when the Problem-Solving Committee was authorized in December 2006 (Administrative Order, Dec. 21, 2006). Maryland Manual On-Line Vicki Ballou-Watts, Chair, 2022, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE TECHNOLOGY TRAINING SERVICES SUBCOMMITTEE ; Sarah R. Kaplan, Esq. In March 2016, the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals convened the Joint Work Group on Human Trafficking. web: www.mdcourts.gov/sites/default/files/import/judicialcouncil/pdfs/judcouncilstructure.pdf#page=89 In January 2015, the Juvenile Law Committee was organized. DISTRICT COURT ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION SUBCOMMITTEE CRIMINAL LAW SUBCOMMITTEE public and what case information must be kept confidential. In January 2015, it reformed as a subcommittee of the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee, and in December 2020 was reformed as the Behavioral Health Subcommittee. Under this program, offenders are held strictly and immediately accountable for their behavior through a variety of incentives and sanctions. Michael W. Siri, Co-Chair, 2023 CONFERENCE OF CIRCUIT COURT ADMINISTRATORS - Maryland They are specialized dockets designed to divert criminals into a program that provides intensive treatment and case supervision closely managed by a court. Appointed by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland, to 2-year terms: The Domestic Violence and Peace Order Subcommittee assists the Committee along with five work groups: Benchbook, Court Process, Domestic Violence Best Practices, Guardianship and Vulnerable Adults, and Legislative Review. CASE MANAGEMENT SUBCOMMITTEE In February 2005, the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals created the Court Reporting Committee. EDUCATION COMMITTEE The Committee is assisted by two subcommittees: Behavioral Health, and Problem-Solving Courts. Welcome | Maryland Courts In December 2006, the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals created the Problem-Solving Courts Committee (Administrative Order, Dec. 21, 2006). SENIOR JUDGES COMMITTEE Terms expire 2024. MENTOR SUBCOMMITTEE CRIMINAL & TRAFFIC WORK GROUP Upon successful login, all secured applications, you are authorized to access will be listed under the menu provided. Courtroom no. The Communication and Access to Judicial Information Joint Subcommittee began in January 2015 as the Social Media and Mobile Access Subcommittee of the Court Technology Committee. A program of continuing performance evaluation for problem-solving courts was established under the Maryland Judicial Conference when the Problem-Solving Committee was authorized in December 2006 (Administrative Order, Dec. 21, 2006). To support smooth and efficient operation of the District Court's twelve districts, the Subcommittee advises the Chief Judge and the Chief Clerk on policy and administrative issues as they arise. In January 2015, the Juvenile Law Committee was organized. SPECIALTY COURTS & DOCKETS COMMITTEE To strengthen the Maryland Judiciarys commitment to equal justice under the law, the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals formed the Equal Justice Committee in June 2020. Theresa M. Adams, Chair JPortal Home - mdcourts.gov JOINT SENIOR JUDGE USE WORK GROUP The Committee evaluates major information technology projects, and sets priorities and makes recommendations for judicial technology. ; James A. Kenney III; Julia A. Minner, Esq. Problem-solving courts are those appointed within a circuit court by the Circuit Administrative Judge to deal with problems that continually give rise to criminal charges brought before the court. The Senior Judges Committee began in January 2015 as the Retired and Recalled Judges Committee, and adopted its present name in August 2016 (Administrative Order, Aug. 25, 2016). COMMUNICATION & ACCESS TO JUDICIAL INFORMATION JOINT SUBCOMMITTEE Under the Committee are four subcommittees: Legislative, Newsletter, Retirement Process and Procedures, and Senior Judges Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC) Access. MAGISTRATE ON-BOARDING, ASSESSMENTS, & MENTORING WORK GROUP In addition, the Subcommittee serves as the Judiciary's clearinghouse for grants relating to these courts. They are concerned with Accessibility and Accommodations, Language Access, and Self-Represented Litigant. CRIMINAL LAW SUBCOMMITTEE JURY USE & MANAGEMENT SUBCOMMITTEE, FORMS SUBCOMMITTEE For judges, magistrates, and commissioners, the Committee guides, promotes, and encourages education. Additionally, three work groups assist the Committee. In January 2015, it reformed as a subcommittee of the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee, and in December 2020 was reformed as the Behavioral Health Subcommittee. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Ada E. Clark-Edwards, Chair, 2024 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS - Maryland Administrative Judges: Pamila J. FOSTER CARE COURT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SUBCOMMITTEE LEGISLATIVE SUBCOMMITTEE Maryland at a Glance JUDICIAL EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE DISTRICT COURT CLERKS RULES WORK GROUP Job Opportunities Truman Pkwy. Problem-solving courts are those appointed within a circuit court by the Circuit Administrative Judge to deal with problems that continually give rise to criminal charges brought before the court. ANNUAL MAGISTRATES CONFERENCE WORK GROUP James A. Kenney III, Chair (chosen by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland), 2023 The District Court Chief Judge's Committee was organized in January 2015. In January 2015, it reformed as a subcommittee of the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee, and in December 2020 was reformed as the Behavioral Health Subcommittee. CHIEF CLERK'S SUBCOMMITTEE The Committee is aided by two subcommittees: Civil Law, and Criminal Law. Terms expire 2023. The Communication and Access to Judicial Information Joint Subcommittee also assists the Committee. Maryland Judicial Conference - Origin & Functions Search the Manual Brown; K. Christy Holt Chesser; Susan H. Hazlett; Geoffrey G. Hengerer; Lisa Hall Johnson; Sherri D. Koch; H. Jack Price, Jr.; Gerald V. Purnell; Eric W. Schaffer; Bonnie G. Schneider; Shaem C. P. Spencer; Dorothy J. Wilson. Under the Committee are the Communication and Access to Judicial Information Joint Subcommittee, and four subcommittees: Casesearch and Data Request, Noncase Record Technology, Policy for Use of Technology by Counsel and Parties, and Project Evaluation. CHILD WELFARE EDUCATION WORK GROUP Kevin R. Tucker, Chair, 2023 Maryland at a Glance In January 2015, the Alternative Dispute Resolution Committee was organized. LEGISLATIVE SUBCOMMITTEE Terms expire 2023. After a year-long, high-stakes legal battle, an Allegheny County judge on Wednesday unsealed a secret recording of a star UPMC surgeon who was at the center. ; Deborah Sweet Eyler; Myshala E. Middleton; Craig Moskovitz. CIVIL FORMS WORK GROUP Proficiency-Based Education and Training System roll-out. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE COURT OF APPEALS through this system is confidential and not for personal use. Rights assessment, and full originating source citation, is the responsibility of the user. In order to maintain the cohesiveness, leadership, and efficacy of the Judiciary, the Judicial Council provides guidance to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland. District Court Help Centers | Maryland Courts X Click the banner above to watch a 50th Anniversary celebration video July 5, 1971 - July 5, 2021 The jurisdiction of the District Court includes all landlord-tenant cases, replevin actions, motor vehicle violations, misdemeanors and certain felonies. LEGISLATIVE SUBCOMMITTEE Six subcommittees assist the Committee: Access and Fairness; Community Outreach; Diversity and Inclusion Education; Operations; Rules Review; and Sentencing. The Committee is assisted by two subcommittees: Behavioral Health, and Problem-Solving Courts. M. Margaret Kent, Chair, GUARDIANSHIP & VULNERABLE ADULTS WORK GROUP ; C. Lynn Knight; Erica Payne-Santiago; Cathleen M. Vitale. Supporting the Committee's work is the District Court Alternative Dispute Resolution. This subcommittee is concerned with the Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC) case management system, which will be used by all the courts in the Maryland Judiciary. Staff: Warren E. Hedges, Fair Practices Officer (410) 260-1405 The Mental Health, Alcoholism and Addiction Committee was initiated by the Executive Committee of the Maryland Judicial Conference. LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE Terms expire 2022. Functions of that committee were re-assigned to the Problem-Solving Courts Subcommittee formed in January 2015 under the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee. The Language Access Subcommittee originally formed as the Court Interpreters Committee. In January 2015, the Committee reformed as the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee. Lynne A. Battaglia; Paul M. Bowman; Nathan Braverman; Peter K. Killough; Amanda Purnell; Sara Schwartzman; Dennis M. Sweeney; Mark Tyler. Further, it oversees the federal Court Improvement Grant. All requests to establish problem-solving courts are reviewed by the Subcommittee, which also advises the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland on such matters. They are specialized dockets designed to divert criminals into a program that provides intensive treatment and case supervision closely managed by a court. In January 2015, the Committee reformed as the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee. Additionally, three work groups assist the Committee. Term expires 2023. White, Chair James B. McAllister, Chair, 2022 John P. Morrissey, Chair (chosen by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland) That committee restructured as the Court Interpretation and Translation Services Committee in October 2012, which in turn was reconstituted as the Language Access Subcommittee of the Court Access and Community Relations Committee in January 2015. The Committee works to develop consistent statewide operational policy and to implement known best practices. Barbara B. Waxman, Chair Six subcommittees assist the Committee: Access and Fairness; Community Outreach; Diversity and Inclusion Education; Operations; Rules Review; and Sentencing. Home - Montgomery County, MD Circuit Court Maryland Executive Commissions, Committees, Task Forces, & Advisory Boards A program of continuing performance evaluation for problem-solving courts was established under the Maryland Judicial Conference when the Problem-Solving Committee was authorized in December 2006 (Administrative Order, Dec. 21, 2006). SENIOR JUDGES COMMITTEE Maryland Judicial Center, 580 Taylor Ave., Annapolis, MD 21401 web: www.mdcourts.gov/conferencecircuitadministrators/index.html On December 15, 2000, the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals established the Conference of Circuit Court Administrators, which includes the circuit court administator from each county and Baltimore City. Further, it oversees the federal Court Improvement Grant. In addition, the Subcommittee serves as the Judiciary's clearinghouse for grants relating to these courts. Anne K. Albright, Co-Chair Appointed by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland, to 2-year terms: DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & PEACE ORDER SUBCOMMITTEE The Committee works to develop consistent statewide operational policy and to implement known best practices. For judiciary staff, the Committee ensures ample training opportunities for professional development, communicates their availability, and encourages participation. All rights reserved. Under the Committee are the Communication and Access to Judicial Information Joint Subcommittee, and three subcommittees: Case Management, Forms, and Jury Use and Management. With the Judicial College of Maryland, other Judicial Council committees, departments, and justice partners, the Committee works to effectuate the provision of all educational services, and seeks out new technologies, and innovative and effective delivery methods (Administrative Order, Nov. 23, 2015). PROBLEM-SOLVING COURTS SUBCOMMITTEE e-mail: mdmanual@maryland.gov. Maryland Universities & Colleges Maryland Courts Self-Help Center | Prince George's County Judicial, MD Ada E. Clark-Edwards, Chair, 2024, EDUCATION COMMITTEE Judiciary Career Center Join more than 4,000 people across the state who are committed to ensuring access to justice, equity, fairness, and integrity in the judicial process. They are concerned with Commissioner Education, Judicial Education, Magistrate Education, Mentor, Professional Development, and Technology Training Services. e-mail: mdmanual@maryland.gov. JUVENILE LAW COMMITTEE Annapolis, MD 21401. Read more. Terms of Use/Disclaimer. Diane E. Adkins-Tobin; Louis G. Gieszl; Krisin Hileman-Adams; Judy K. Rupp; Karen A. Pilarski; one vacancy. Ex officio: John P. Morrissey, Chief Judge, District Court of Maryland; Judy K. Rupp, State Court Administrator; Nancy Faulkner, Deputy State Court Administrator. The Legislative Committee was organized by the Executive Committee of the Maryland Judicial Conference. All requests to establish problem-solving courts are reviewed by the Subcommittee, which also advises the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland on such matters. Search the Manual For judiciary staff, the Committee ensures ample training opportunities for professional development, communicates their availability, and encourages participation. Maryland Constitutional Offices & Agencies To strengthen the Maryland Judiciarys commitment to equal justice under the law, the Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals formed the Equal Justice Committee in June 2020. Under the Committee are two subcommittees: Foster Care Court Improvement Program; and Juvenile Justice. Maryland Departments The District Court Chief Judge's Committee was organized in January 2015. An Email Retention Work Group also aids the Committee. RESERVED CASE REPORT WORK GROUP Staff: Dominique Johnigan (410) 260-3509 BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SUBCOMMITTEE Judith C. Ensor, Co-Chair Maryland Constitutional Offices & Agencies Additionally, three work groups assist the Committee. Problem-solving courts are those appointed within a circuit court by the Circuit Administrative Judge to deal with problems that continually give rise to criminal charges brought before the court. MAJOR PROJECTS COMMITTEE Problem-solving courts are those appointed within a circuit court by the Circuit Administrative Judge to deal with problems that continually give rise to criminal charges brought before the court. MAGISTRATE EDUCATION SUBCOMMITTEE LEGISLATIVE SUBCOMMITTEE The Major Projects Committee began as the Major Project Executive Steering Committee of the Court Technology Committee. Maryland Manual On-Line Michael A. DiPietro; John F. Fader II; Douglas R. M. Nazarian; Joanie B. Raymond, Esq. In January 2015, the Court Technology Committee was created, replacing the Technology Oversight Board of the Administrative Office of the Courts. JUVENILE LAW COMMITTEE Brett R. Wilson, Chair (chosen by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland), 2024 Robert C. Murphy Courts of Appeal Building, 361 Rowe Blvd., Annapolis, Maryland, April 2013. You can also call the Montgomery County Bar Association Lawyer Referral Line at Service at 301-279-9100, Monday thru Friday, 9:00 am-1:00 pm, or its Pro Bono Program at 301-424-7651, Monday-Thursday, 9:00am - 3:00pm (walk-ins are not accepted). Wytonja L. Curry; Matthew A. Maciarello; Jeffrey D. Moffat, Esq. E-WARRANT WORK GROUP The District Court Chief Judge's Committee was organized in January 2015. Maryland Counties Scott A. Poyer, Chair, 2024 ; Deborah Sweet Eyler; Myshala E. Middleton; Craig Moskovitz. The Mental Health, Alcoholism and Addiction Committee was initiated by the Executive Committee of the Maryland Judicial Conference. EQUAL JUSTICE COMMITTEE Functions of that committee were re-assigned to the Problem-Solving Courts Subcommittee formed in January 2015 under the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee. FORMS SUBCOMMITTEE Maryland Judicial Center; 187 Harry S. Truman Parkway; Annapolis, MD 21401; 410-260-1280; Human Resources ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE OF THE COURTS. They are specialized dockets designed to divert criminals into a program that provides intensive treatment and case supervision closely managed by a court. Formed in January 2015, the Education Committee coordinates the continuing legal education for the Judiciary, including all judges, family magistrates, Orphans' Court judges, commissioners, and judiciary staff. JURY USE & MANAGEMENT SUBCOMMITTEE. Appointed by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland, to 2-year terms: BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SUBCOMMITTEE They also develop and recommend to the Judicial Council and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland various positions advanced by the Judiciary to other agencies or groups on matters that affect the administration of justice. Catherine Chen, Chair WORK GROUP ON HUMAN TRAFFICKING The Committee advises the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland on governing the Judicial Branch of Maryland government. Under the Committee are four subcommittees: Legislative, Newsletter, Retirement Process and Procedures, and Senior Judges Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC) Access. In January 2015, the Committee reformed as the Specialty Courts and Dockets Committee. The Language Access Subcommittee originally formed as the Court Interpreters Committee. Pamela C. Ortiz, Esq., Director of Access to Justice Dept. All requests to establish problem-solving courts are reviewed by the Subcommittee, which also advises the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland on such matters. web: www.mdcourts.gov/sites/default/files/import/judicialcouncil/pdfs/judcouncilstructure.pdf#page=4 Maryland Executive Commissions, Committees, Task Forces, & Advisory Boards All rights reserved. Nationally recognized legal scholars and experts also participate as faculty. In January 2015, the Family Law Committee was renamed the Domestic Law Committee. Six subcommittees assist the Committee: Access and Fairness; Community Outreach; Diversity and Inclusion Education; Operations; Rules Review; and Sentencing. Maryland Universities & Colleges For victims of human trafficking who come into contact with the courts, the Work Group will identify resources and best practices to serve their needs, and will study existing programs in Maryland and other states. Daniel A. Friedman, Chair, 2022 FOSTER CARE COURT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM SUBCOMMITTEE Under this program, offenders are held strictly and immediately accountable for their behavior through a variety of incentives and sanctions. Maryland Universities & Colleges The Court Access and Community Relations Committee began as the Public Awareness Committee, which was started by the Executive Committee of the Maryland Judicial Conference. Harry C. Storm, Chair, 2022 To the Judicial Council, the Committee provides advice and guidance concerning the implementation of new technology systems and their impact on judicial operations and functions. Stephen J. Sfekas, Co-Chair, 2023 It will identify necessary improvements, resources, and support services, and develop educational opportunities for ongoing Judiciary-wide engagement in the pursuit of equal justice for all. web: www.mdcourts.gov/sites/default/files/import/judicialcouncil/pdfs/judcouncilstructure.pdf#page=9, Appointed by Chief Justice, Supreme Court of Maryland, to 2-year terms: SENIOR JUDGES MARYLAND ELECTRONIC COURTS (MDEC) ACCESS SUBCOMMITTEE
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