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A new GCCA president links court technology, public service, and one brief goat-filled detour.
The Year Ahead frames Lindsay Mobley's first stretch as GCCA president through the everyday pressures facing Georgia's courts. She comes across as energized by the job, aware of its weight, and candid about following Tim Ezell's strong tenure.
A sheriff's-office perspective makes court security feel practical, concrete, and tied to everyday habits.
Courthouse security comes through here as a discipline built from habits, attention, and small decisions that can carry real consequences. Major Petrie of the Cobb County Sheriff's Office joins Chad Smith and Jennifer Lear for a practical conversation on court security, with the…
A new GCCA president ties committee work and court administration to the practical demands of public service.
A new GCCA president's path into association leadership gives this episode its clearest government angle: public service rests on the everyday systems that keep institutions running.
A practical ADA overview focused on court access, accommodation requests, and clearer institutional process.
ADA responsibilities get a grounded, practical treatment as In Recess with GCCA brings in Stacey Valerie Peace, Georgia's state ADA coordinator, to walk through what courts and state-related offices should keep in view.
Lindsay Mobley, the new president of GCCA, says her goal is for the 2026 conferences to leave members feeling satisfied with the speakers, social events, and networking.
"Convenience is the enemy of security" becomes the episode’s main rule for garages, alarms, and courthouse checkpoints.
Tim Ezell says GCCA built a five-year plan around the NACM core competencies and will use spring conferences for strategic planning.
Stacey Valerie Peace, Georgia’s state ADA coordinator, tells Justin Dobson and Josh Weeks that courts should not deny accommodations "without even inquiring" why they are needed.
In Recess examines Georgia’s updated court interpreter rules through a conversation with Paul Panusky, a Georgia attorney and nationally certified American Sign Language interpreter.
Court professionals discuss emergency preparedness and resilience challenges faced by Georgia courts.
Court professionals discuss how courts are resuming normal operations and implementing jury trials during the pandemic.
Court administrators discuss social media strategies for courts, featuring an interview with the Florida Supreme Court's public information director.
This episode announces a virtual conference for court administrators on navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, featuring judges and administrators discussing court operations.