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Administrative Office reports behavioral summit outcomes, new resources, data projects and HR changes
Summary
State Court Administrator Judy K. Rupp briefed the Council on Behavioral Summit workgroups (competency restoration, diversion, data integration), Access to Justice resources and video series, MDEC and MACRO initiatives, a Judicial Needs Assessment with NCSC, and HR vendor procurement (DeleteMe) and benefits/open enrollment dates.
State Court Administrator Judy K. Rupp reported multiple administrative initiatives at the Sept. 17 meeting, summarizing next steps from a statewide Behavioral Summit and the formation of workgroups on competency restoration, diversion strategies, and data integration.
Rupp said Access to Justice developed a five-part video series for judges and magistrates, titled "Tips on How to Work with Court Interpreters," and, with Court Help Center staff, produced the "Can We Help You?" guide for Judiciary staff; both resources will be available on CourtNet. She also outlined efforts by Research and Analysis (a Judicial Needs Assessment with the National Center for State Courts and development of data dashboards), announced the procurement of DeleteMe for web data removal services for judicial officers, and reminded members that requests for home security reimbursement are due Sept. 30, 2025.
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