by admin | Jun 24, 2024 | Judges Corner
Written by Judge Miguel De la O. “Today is the worst AI will ever be.” — Alex Irpan (Google Engineer) In 1896, Walter Arnold was issued the world’s first speeding ticket for going 8 mph, four times the proscribed speed limit in Britain. As the House of Commons...
by admin | Mar 18, 2024 | Judges Corner
Written by Judge Scott Bernstein Sean Goldman was four years old when he went with his mother to Brazil for a two-week “vacation.” His mother refused to return him. Sean’s New Jersey-based father obtained a New Jersey court order that Sean had been wrongfully retained...
by admin | Nov 21, 2023 | Judges Corner
Written by Lisette Beraja and Retired Judge Sarah Zabel The rabbit hole of the court system is traumatic for children. The trauma is amplified when a couple going through a divorce has religious differences. Divorce itself has been the same for years. The complexity...
by admin | Oct 17, 2023 | Judges Corner
Written by Judge Angélica D. Zayas – Associate Administrative Judge Unified Children’s Court Guardianship of a minor can be a complex issue. The words “guardian” and “guardianship” can mean different things in different courts and in different contexts. As a...
by admin | Sep 25, 2023 | Judges Corner
Written by Judge Marcia Caballero | [email protected] In 1991, the Florida Supreme Court recognized the importance of establishing a family court division and directed the circuits to develop local rules to coordinate family matters. Since then, the...
by admin | Aug 21, 2023 | Judges Corner
Written by Judge Eleane Sosa-Bruzón | [email protected] The Anger Management Program and the Batterers’ Intervention Program are two very different approaches to addressing issues of anger and violence. The goal of both treatment programs is to reduce...
