Judicial College

JUDICIAL COLLEGE COURSE CHANGES
Judicial College face-to-face courses are cancelled through May 29, 2020 with several exceptions, which will be delivered via webinar and/or online.  For specific information, please consult our calendar, OhioCourtEdu, and email notifications sent to registrants.
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Webinar Series
Courts and Coronavirus (for Judicial Officers and Court Personnel)
May 22 Operational Considerations in the Courthouse (12 - 1:15 p.m.)
May 27 Domestic Relations Courts In-Person and Virtual Operations (12 - 1:15 p.m.)
May 28 Juvenile and Probate Courts In-Person and Virtual Operations (12 - 1:15 p.m.)
May 29 Common Pleas and Municipal/County Courts In-Person and Virtual Operations (12 - 1:30 p.m.)

Future dates and webinar topics to be added

Each course is recorded and converted to an online version available 24/7.

Click on the Course Registration button to register for a webinar.

Ohio Judicial College Courses
Judges, Magistrates, and Acting Judges
Judicial Candidates
Court Personnel
Guardians
Online Self-Study Courses
National Webinars & Resources

Education links to National Judicial College, National Center for State Courts, and MORE

Education links to National Center for State Courts, National Institute of Corrections, and MORE

"Fast Five" links to 5 most commonly requested education

Resources to help court staff telework

About
The Supreme Court of Ohio Judicial College provides continuing legal and professional education for judges, magistrates, acting judges, and non-judicial court personnel to ensure the effective administration of justice for all Ohioans. In addition, the Judicial College offers education opportunities for guardians ad litem and guardians of adults. Working in partnership with all state judicial associations, the Judicial College provides continuing legal education for their members. The following is a list of the Judicial College Board of Trustees.

History
The Judicial College was created in 1976 and is governed by Gov. Jud. R. V. The College was initially established to provide educational programs and activities for Ohio judges. In 1988, the program was expanded to include magistrates (then known as referees), and in 1990 the College began to provide programs for non-judicial court personnel throughout the state.

40 Years of Excellence: the Supreme Court of Ohio Judicial College

2020 Course Catalog: Online & Live Course Offerings