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Orientations
*TMCEC will no longer be offering New Judges and Clerks Orientations*
New Judges & Clerks Seminars
New, non-attorney judges and clerks can attend the New Judges and Clerks conference which offers 32-35 hours and last five days. Click here to see the latest schedule of events.