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Leadership
Manage
Interdependencies:
Work
Beyond the Boundaries
Curriculum
Guideline Three
Judicial
independence requires effective management and coordination of the
court’s interdependencies with the executive and legislative branches
and myriad public and private organizations in the interest of court
performance and effective justice. While
judicial independence is essential to liberty and justice and while
impartiality on a case-by-case basis must be absolute, active leadership
of and collaboration with others, both inside and outside the court, is
mandatory.
Knowledge,
Skills and Abilities
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Knowledge
of the basis for the judiciary’s assertions of judicial independence
and inherent powers and their relationship to the ends of liberty,
social order, due process, equal protection, and justice under law;
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Ability
to create coalitions for effective routines and needed change;
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Ability
to develop and foster system-wide cooperation including strong
affirmative relationships between elected and appointed court leaders,
the public and private bar, law enforcement agencies, and other
private, local, and state based social service and justice providers;
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Knowledge
of the roles and resulting motives of actors in various subsystems
inside and outside the court;
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Skill
in effective communication of court requirements and accomplishments
to external authorities;
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Skill
and political awareness when working with executive and legislative
funding authorities;
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Ability
to minimize turf battles without losing turf;
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Knowledge
of political and interpersonal skills relevant to the court’s
negotiations and lobbying;
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Ability
to marshal resources and to establish collaborative programs and
partnerships, both public and private; and
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Skill
in leading, surviving, and thriving in the face of conflicting
mandates, ambiguous jurisdiction, and overlapping responsibilities.
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