Judicial College
Judicial College
Supreme Court of Ohio
65 South Front Street, 6th Floor
Columbus, Ohio 43215-3431
Phone: 614.387.9445
Fax: 614.387.9449
E-mail: jcollege@sc.ohio.gov
Director:
M. Christy Tull
614.387.9445
Manager, Curriculum and Educational Services:
Christopher Fields
614.387.9458
Refer to the Judicial College 2020 Calendar for a complete list of courses, delivery modifications, and cancellations, as of Oct. 30, 2020.
NOTE: Judicial officers and attorneys are allowed up to 24 credit hours for live webinars and 12 credit hours for self-study online courses during a biennial compliance period. The Supreme Court of Ohio has waived these self-study caps for judicial officers and attorneys with the last names beginning with M-Z for the compliance period ending Dec. 31, 2020 and A-L for the reporting period ending Dec. 31, 2021.
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