For more information about the Procedural Fairness Initative, and Trust & Confidence, contact:
Douglas G. Denton
Senior Court Services Analyst
Promising & Effective Programs
Douglas.Denton@jud.ca.gov
- Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
- Civics Education
- Collaborative Justice Courts
- Community Outreach
- Court Innovations—Kleps Awards
- Court Interpreters Program (CIP)
- Criminal Justice Programs
- Domestic Violence
- Equal Access
- Facilities
- For Families and Children
- Judicial Administration Fellowships
- JusticeCorps
- Tribal Projects
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Procedural Fairness
Procedural Fairness in the California Courts is a statewide initiative aimed at ensuring fair process for and quality treatment of court users, resulting in higher trust and confidence in California's courts.
What's New
(May 2011), prepared by the Center for Court Innovation, describes initiatives under way in California's civil and traffic courts and recommends ways to enhance and improve public perceptions of procedural fairness. The report also contains a brief self-assessment tool that court administrators can use to examine procedural fairness in their local jurisdictions.
Court Locations
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We Want to Hear From You!
Many California court users say the courts could do better. Public confidence in the courts actually depends more on whether people perceived court procedures to be fair. If you have been to a California court recently for a court case, please take the following brief survey, which is voluntary and anonymous and the information obtained will be used to improve court services for you and other Californians.
