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May 21 Justice Terrence O’Donnell delivers the commencement address at the University of Akron School of Law and is presented with an honorary doctor of law degree. May 22 The 2005 Ohio Courts Summary issued by the Court shows that Ohio courts saw 3.1 million new cases filed in 2005, representing a 2 percent increase from 2004. June 29 The Court launches RSS (really simple syndication or rich site summary) feeds for Court news and opinion summaries on www.supremecourtofohio.gov. July 14 Justice O’Donnell and Justice Maureen O’Connor speak on professionalism and the newly launched mentoring effort in Ohio at a seminar hosted by the Ohio Metropolitan Bar Association Consortium. July 20 Ohio’s Lawyer to Lawyer Mentoring Program is extended to include attorneys admitted in November to the Ohio Bar. Aug. 18 Justice O’Donnell speaks on professionalism at Capital University Law School’s fall orientation program. Aug. 24 Court Security Officer Jason Thomas is recognized in a special ceremony in the Supreme Court Courtroom (right) for his acts of heroism and bravery on Sept. 11. Thomas was instrumental in the rescue of two New York Port Authority officers. His actions were brought to light with the release of the movie World Trade Center. Sept. 14 Chief Justice Moyer delivers his 19 th State of the Judiciary address at the annual meeting of the Ohio Judicial Conference. He announces progress on plans for a statewide network connecting courts to share information with each other and with law enforcement partners. Justice O’Connor delivers the keynote address at a conference of the Ohio Bailiffs & Court Officers Association in Columbus. Sept. 26 Justice O’Connor participates in a panel discussion of women in the judiciary at the Shaker Heights Public Library, in celebration of the 25 th anniversary of Sandra Day O’Connor’s appointment to the U.S. Supreme Court. Sept. 28 Chief Justice Moyer serves as small-group judicial facilitator at a conference on fair and impartial courts in Washington, D.C., sponsored by Georgetown University School of Law and the American Law Institute. Oct. 18 The Court meets at the Delaware County Courthouse for the Off-Site Court Program.
Oct. 20 Fifteen Ohio judges are selected by the Supreme Court to participate as the second class of Ohio judges in ASTAR. Justice O’Connor provides the keynote address at a meeting of the security organization ASIS International’s Columbus Chapter. Oct. 23 The Supreme Court welcomes eight members of the Ukrainian judiciary with a bread and salt ceremony (right) as they spend a week in Ohio to study the U.S. judicial system. Oct. 27 Justice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton welcomes attendees to Specialized Dockets: The Ties That Bind, a conference sponsored by the Supreme Court, the Ohio Department of Alcohol & Drug Addiction Services and Ohio Department of Mental Health. More than 1,000 applicants learn they passed the July 2006 Ohio Bar Examination. Oct. 31 The Technology and the Courts 2006 Survey is released by the Supreme Court, noting that 95 percent of Ohio courts indicate they have access to the Internet, compared with less than half in 2000. Nov. 7 Robert R. Cupp is elected to fill the seat vacated by retiring Justice Alice Robie Resnick. Justice O’Donnell is re-elected to his first full term on the Supreme Court. Nov. 8 Justice O’Connor provides the keynote address at a court clerks seminar hosted by the 3 rd District Court of Appeals. Nov. 14 The Supreme Court welcomes a group of 11 foreign lawyers studying law through an innovative program at Ohio Northern University. Nov. 16 The Supreme Court case activity notification service is made available on the Court Web site. Dec. 1 Digital images of case documents filed with the Supreme Court are made available for the first time on the Court Web site. The feature is accessible through the Clerk of Court’s online case docket search. Dec. 13 A portrait of former Supreme Court Justice and notable author Herbert Russell Brown is dedicated in a Supreme Court Courtroom ceremony. Dec. 19 A new work of art — 10 words depicting justice sculpted of solid granite — is installed in the north plaza fountain (below). The artwork was designed by Malcolm Cochran, a professor of art at The Ohio State University.
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Attorney Registration & CLE Section
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Judicial College The Judicial Colle
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Hon. Scott Gwin 5 th District Court
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Hon. Richard Rogers 3 rd District C
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The supreme Court has the constitut
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Ohio Criminal Sentencing Commission
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Judgment reversed. Moyer, C.J., O
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Orders the Public Utilities Commiss
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June Knox Cty. Bd. of Commrs. v. Kn
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Lundberg Stratton, O’Connor, O’
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Lundberg Stratton, J., concurs in p
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November In re J.J. Case no. 2006-0
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