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Oct 2020
28m 46s

Nurturing a Professional Judiciary

Center For Strategic And International Studies
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In this session, Dana Chipman, former judge advocate of the U.S. Army, discusses the role of the Judicial Center and how America supports and nurtures a professional judiciary. 
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