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Retired judicial officers who serve as temporary judges must satisfy the education requirements for temporary judges if five or more years have passed since they last served as either a full-time judge or an assigned judge. If, however, a retired judicial officer is asked to serve as a temporary judge in small claims court, he or she must satisfy all the small claims court requirements before hearing a case. [CRC 2.812(d); see CRC 2.812(c)(3); CCP §116.240(b).]
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This page provides links to online courses, publications, and participatory materials that were developed by the Center for Judicial Education and Research (CJER) for use by judges, commissioners, and referees. The trial courts are making these resources available to Temporary Judges to use in preparing for their assignments and satisfying training requirements. (CRC 2.812(c)–(d), 2.813, 2.815)
Click on the links below to begin an online course, see the publications, or read participatory materials. If you take an online course, be sure to complete the evaluation. You may print a certificate of completion for your records (online courses qualify for MCLE credit) and submit a copy to your court, if required. If you have any further questions or need additional resources, please contact the court for which you are serving as a Temporary Judge.
The expected hours to complete each online course and to satisfy training and MCLE requirements are noted below in the parentheses.
ONLINE COURSES
CIVIL
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
ETHICS
FAMILY
JUVENILE
TRAFFIC
LANGUAGE ACCESS RESOURCES
PARTICIPATORY COURSES
BOOKS
CASE MANAGEMENT
CIVIL
CRIMINAL
FAIRNESS & ACCESS
FAMILY
ICWA
JUVENILE DEPENDENCY
JUVENILE JUSTICE
PROBATE & CONSERVATORSHIP
SELF-REPRESENTED LITIGANTS
SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS
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