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Advisory Committee on the Judicial Family Network Ruth Ann Newcomer staff liaison Larry Floyd Tim Gorman, chair Maureen Grady Susan Hany Pam Harris Sharon Hickson Susan Ingraham William Jennings Maryanna Klatt Robert Lanzinger Mary Moyer Shannon Nelson Vernon Pringle Laurie Repp Reuben Sheperd Janet Sunderman Sue Wolaver Tom Zitter Visitor Education Center 2009 Volunteers Yumna Ahmad Jackie Belair Linda Christman William Corallini Toba Feldman Jodi Hawk Joanne Johnson Sally Jordon Cheri Kappeler Stan Kronenberger Tom Lopresti Barbara Maresca Sue McCormick Pete Miller Barbara O’Keeffe Darlene Rauch Rex Zent Civic Education Section The Civic Education Section was created to provide education programs and outreach efforts for visitors to the Ohio Judicial Center and the public at large. These efforts include conducting tours of the building and the Visitor Education Center, coordinating the Off-Site Court program, providing assistance to the Judicial Family Network, working with international visitor groups, organizing special events, developing the Court’s art collection and increasing the Court’s historical resources. The Visitor Education Center unveiled a new exhibition — “Identity on Trial” — which features the use of science and technology in courtrooms. Five exhibits trace the history, use and impact of scientific advances in photography, fingerprinting, DNA and brain scans. The displays include hands-on activities illustrating the importance of observation, classification and analysis. Staff and volunteer guides conducted 280 tours for 11,989 visitors. About 75 percent of the visitors were students, grades 3 through college. The 17 volunteers donated a total of 541 hours, representing a market value of $10,965. The Civic Education Section also: • Coordinated the swearing-in ceremony and reception for Justice Stratton and Justice O’Connor • Organized the Court’s two Forum on the Law events (p. 16) • Organized Off-Site Court sessions in Columbiana and Paulding counties, attracting 690 student and teacher observers • Arranged a week-long study of Ohio’s legal and judicial system for a six-member delegation of Ukrainian judges • Developed and presented five programs for the Judicial Family Network. • Installed portraits of five members of the famed Tuskegee Airmen, the first African-American pilots who flew World War II combat Missions. 32
clerk’s division Office of the Clerk Kristina D. Frost • Clerk The clerk is charged with supervising the filing of all case-related items and maintaining all case files in matters pending before the Court. In addition to managing all cases filed with the Supreme Court, the clerk maintains case dockets and the Court’s journal, and, in pending cases, the records from the trial and appellate courts and from the Board of Commissioners on Grievances & Discipline. The clerk also prepares and issues Court orders, schedules oral arguments and consideration of other case matters for the Court, and coordinates interagency communication in death penalty cases. Until August 2009, the Clerk’s Division included the Office of the Clerk and the Case Mediation Section. The Case Mediation Section was combined with the Dispute Resolution Section of the Judicial & Court Services Division. 33
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