Courses

This session focuses on wills under North Carolina law.  It will focus on the types of wills, probate in common and solemn form, and revocation of a will.

This class requires pre-registration through both the School of Government and Zoom.  Please click "View Additional Information" on the "Register" tab for further details.

Participants will use their own cases to develop a cohesive theory of defense at trial and to apply that theory through all stages of a criminal trial, including voir dire, opening and closing arguments, and direct and cross-examination. The Guide for Participants, located below, explains the type of case to bring and the few steps to take to...

This course for new magistrates covers elements of crimes, criminal procedure, small claims procedure, summary ejectment, contracts, ethics, and handling money.

This course is by appointment only.

ALC is an immersive personal development program comprised of three parts: one-on-one oral presentation skills coaching, a six-day residential leadership development program, and post-program one-on-one leadership coaching. Beginning on Sunday afternoon, August 1st...

This course is offered through the North Carolina Judicial College and is one of the four courses required for juvenile court certification by the AOC. This course is intended for District Court Judges who are relatively new to juvenile court, but could also serve as a refresher for judges with substantial experience in juvenile court. The...

The impending exodus of baby boomers from the nation’s workforce, coupled with the increasing competencies and skills required of public-sector employees to provide quality services, sets the stage for a key challenge that governments face today and will continue to face in the coming years.  Governments must have the...