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As hybrid work is becoming the norm, the use of videoconferencing tools such as Zoom and Microsoft Teams has become more and more ingrained into our

As a court planner, I have worked with courts that have pursued legal action against counties because the court was not being provided adequate

A recent podcast in the National Association for Court Management’s “Court Leader’s Advantage” series highlights a potentially alarming trend—court

I’ve previously written about the push to get more government workers to Return to the Office (RTO), notably federal workers. Given some recent

In recent years, I have been privileged to conduct security assessments for multiple school districts. Part of my job includes physically inspecting