TJCTC's Blog
With the legalization of marijuana in various states, there has been an increased focus on the question of how to determine whether a driver is impaired after using marijuana.
Click on this link to see a recent article on this topic from the Los Angeles Times:
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-marijuana-dui-20180322-story.html
The Justice Court Clerk Certification Program allows experienced justice court clerks to demonstrate their knowledge of statutes, procedures, and ethical guidelines applicable to Texas justice courts. Justice court clerks who pass an examination receive certification as a Certified Clerk or a Master Certified Clerk.
The following clerks attended the Galveston seminar in February 2019 and passed their certification exams:
Congratulations to all of our newly certified clerks!!!
The Justice Court Clerk Certification Program allows experienced justice court clerks to demonstrate their knowledge of statutes, procedures, and ethical guidelines applicable to Texas justice courts. Justice court clerks who pass an examination receive certification as a Certified Clerk or a Master Certified Clerk.
The following clerks attended the San Marcos seminar in November 2018 and passed their certification exams:
Congratulations to all of our newly certified clerks!!!
Check out the first issue of the Drug Impaired Driving Newsletter published by the Texas A&M Transportation Institute!
The newsletter and an option to sign up to be added to their newsletter mailing list can be found at this link:
https://groups.tti.tamu.edu/cades/2019/01/30/drug-impaired-driving-newsletter-volume-1-issue-1/