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Three Illinois court leaders will present at the 2026 National Association for Presiding Judges and Court Executive Officers Annual Conference and Trial Court Leadership Academy next month in Wilmington, Delaware. https://t.co/vWdmXuVzT6
The Illinois Supreme Court Rules Committee will hear comments on six proposals on Wednesday, September 3, 2026, at a public hearing beginning at 10 a.m. at the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts in Chicago. https://t.co/omPVB9iVjX
Illinois Courts are closed today in observance of Independence Day. Read on to learn about significant events that occurred in our state’s history on July 4. #ILCourtHistory#America250
As we celebrate #America250 and the rule of law, we also look towards strengthening the public’s understanding and trust of the judicial branch. Justice David K. Overstreet shares his thoughts on the significance of this anniversary and more: https://t.co/SKUTHPSIF9.
The Illinois Supreme Court announced in December 2025 that Illinois will accept transferred scores from the NextGen Uniform Bar Examination beginning in July 2026. The Court announced today that the passing score recognized by Illinois shall be 620. https://t.co/FhkxOCGkQm
This week's legal word of the week is democracy, which is a form of government in which the people elect representatives to make decisions, policies, laws, etc. according to law. #America250
Proud to celebrated Pride with the Alliance of Illinois Judges, recognized as one of the 2026 Chicago Pride Parade Community Grand Marshals. Happy Pride!
Since 1964, our state has had a unified court system. Watch to learn how cases proceed in Illinois to deliver fair, impartial, and accountable justice. #America250
In celebration of #America250, Chief Justice P. Scott Neville, Jr. reflects on the significance of the county courthouse, calling it a civic anchor, a guardian of justice, and a visible reminder that the rule of law belongs to all people. Read more here: https://t.co/QGM2Ow3W2X
Chief Justice P. Scott Neville Jr. visited the AOIC Springfield Office last week for a special brunch to thank staff for all the work they do for the Illinois Judicial Branch. View the full photo gallery here: https://t.co/PNln8ihH5r
Two civil Illinois Supreme Court opinions were filed today in the following cases:
- Anderson v. Smith Opinion: https://t.co/AqfLPHymx6 Summary: https://t.co/LrMwr32alB
Beyond the Bench is a monthly feature to get to know more about judges and justices in Illinois, beyond their legal duties. This month features Third District Appellate Court Justice Linda E. Davenport. https://t.co/JPF3KKcsFV #BeyondTheBenchIL
The Illinois Supreme Court and AOIC have announced the hiring of Anna Hurst as the Title II ADA Compliance Attorney, a new position created to strengthen accessibility and ensure compliance with federal and state disability laws across the judicial branch. https://t.co/R9vMoG8Ytv
In 1999, Judge Nancy Katz (Ret.) became the first self-identified lesbian judge in Illinois after being appointed as an associate judge. #PrideMonth#ILCourtHistory
The Illinois Supreme Court and the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts are pleased to announce the selection of Jerome Galang as the new Director of the Illinois Judicial College. https://t.co/NxyYlIX110