(CDRCs) are a statewide network of nonprofit
organizations providing dialogue and dispute
resolution services. Individuals, families and
communities come to CDRCs for help with
difficult conversations, decisions, and disputes.
As our nation marks “America 250,” the New York State Unified Court System is proud to honor the 250-year anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with a series of commemorative events and messages that underscore the enduring significance of this historic milestone.
During PRIDE Month – and throughout the year – our courts across New York State advance a range of programs, events, and learning opportunities that honor the diversity of our LGBTQIA+ communities.
The Office for Justice Initiatives is pleased to share its 2026 report with you. We invite you to review it and share feedback with the Office for Justice Initiatives at [email protected]
A yearly tribute to our nation’s rule of law, Law Day was established in 1958. In 1961, Congress designated May 1 as the official day for celebrating Law Day.
Chief Judge Rowan D. Wilson has spoken of jury service as a cornerstone of our democracy and has underscored the importance of jury service in attaining the goal of our Founders to provide juries of We, the People.