Arizona Judicial Branch

Welcome to the Video Center page. Here you will find a variety of streaming videos covering a wide range of topics.

You will need the most recent version of Windows Media Player to view these broadcasts. Click HERE to download the latest version. In addition, some broadcasts have material packets (in PDF format) you may download to refer to as you watch the associated video.

Some videos are accredited for COJET classroom credit. Please check with your training coordinator to determine if you can receive credit for viewing a program before viewing the video.

STUDENTS
To Receive COJET Credit:
Download the COJET Individual Accredited Evaluation form from the main COJET Classroom page, print it, fill it out and submit it to your training coordinator for credit.  

 

 

 

CAPITAL CASE LITIGATION

Click on the Trial titles below to view the videos for each session.

Welcome Message and introduction to the Capital Case Litigation program from Justice Michael Ryan (Ret.) and Judge Ron Reinstein (Ret.) (Run time 12 minutes)


Pre-trial Issues  Judge Sally Duncan, Tim Agan, and Kellie Johnson (Run Time 1:05)
Handout Materials           

Trial Issues  Judge Sally Duncan, Tim Agan, and Kellie Johnson (Run Time 1:13)
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Direct Appeal Judge Paul McMurdie, Kent Cattani, and Tennie Martin (Run Time 00:50)
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Post Conviction Relief Judge Paul McMurdie, Kent Cattani, and Natman Schaye (Run Time 1:06)
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LIVE webcast  presented December 16, 2011
This live presentation is a summative discussion of the 4 taped presentations: Pre-Trial Issues, Trial Issues, Direct Appeal and Post Conviction Relief. (Run Time 1:02)

Special Presentation by Professor Joseph Hoffmann The United States Supreme Court and the 8th Amendment 
Part 1 (Run Time 00:46:12)
Part 2 (Run Time 00:4.:00)
Part 3 (Run Time 00:48:27)

Handout Materials

This project is supported by Grant No. 2009-CP-BX-0011 awarded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance.  The Bureau of Justice Assistance is a component of the Office of Justice Programs, which also includes the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the National Institute of Justice, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, and the Office for Victims of Crime.  Points of view or opinions in this document/program are those of the author and do not represent the official position or policies of the United State Department of Justice.

   

2012 JUDICIAL CONFERENCE

Click on the video title below to view the closing session from the 2012 Judicial Conference

JUDICIAL CONFERENCE - CLOSING SESSION
(Run time 02:55)

 

LEGENDS OF THE JUDICIARY

LEGENDS OF THE JUDICIARY SERIES

The Legends of the Judiciary video series, when combined with individual reflection or group discussion on appropriate personnel behavior in the workplace, codes of conduct, fair treatment in  the courts, or avoiding the occurrence or perception of impropriety in carrying out responsibilities, meets the COJET standards for ethics accreditation.

Arizona  Historical Cases

!NEW ADDITION!
This video series is a collaborative project of the Education Technologies Unit, the COJET Committee annual project workgroup, and the Arizona Humanities Council.  

This is a three part series covering the following cases:

• Jan Cleere presents: Augustine Chacon, Pearl Hart & Eva Antonia Wilbur-Cruce  (Run Time 29 minutes)

  •  Discussion Question
  • When completed along with viewing the video, this program may count towards 1hour of independent study, Arizona Court Systems or Ethics COJET credit.
       

• Andy Dowdle presents: The Camp Grant Massacre, The Peralta Land Grant & The Wham Paymaster Robbery (Run Time 25 minutes)

  • Discussion Questions
  • When completed along with viewing the video, this program may count towards 1hour of independent study, Arizona Court Systems or Ethics COJET credit.
•  Jim Turner presents: The Trial After the Shootout at the OK Coral, The Bisbee Massacre & Winnie Ruth Judd (Run Time 45 minutes)
  • Discussion Questions
  • When completed along with viewing the video, this program may count towards 1.5 hours of independent study, Arizona Court Systems or Ethics COJET credit.

 

 

NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION

These videos are part of the New Employee Orientation Series: A Willingness to Serve

The program emphasizes three objectives for new court employees:

• Gain an understanding of the structure of the Arizona court system, the court processes, and roles of people involved in a case.

• Deport a minimum standard of customer service skills.

• Attain familiarization of the judicial employee code of conduct and statewide court improvement programs.

Click VIDEOS to view video page and run times.

ARCHIVED BROADCASTS

These videos are recorded versions of the live programs presented throughout the years. Performing for Success (Run Time 01:49) A Question of Ethics (Run Time 01:58) An Historical and Contemporary View of the Courts in Government and Society (Run Time 01:53) Cultural Competency in the Courts (Run Time 01:58) Proposition 203: Arizona Medical Marijuana Act (Run Time 01:05) Law, Justice and the Holocaust: What You Do Matters (Run Time 02:26) Domestic Violence in Arizona: Taking a Holistic Approach (Run Time 02:44) Frontline Security (Run Time: 02:11) Clarifying Ethical Conduct for Judicial Employees (Run Time 02:07) Record Access Policy Changes: What Supervisors Need to Know (Run Time 01:01) Information Technology: You're Going to Do What? (Run Time 02:12) Justice 20/20 - Strategic Agenda  (Run Time 00:33:39) Will History Repeat Itself?  (Run Time 02:08)