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Essential
Components Court
Infrastructure
Curriculum
Guideline Four
Court
leaders must be able to acquire and effectively manage the court
facilities and infrastructure within which the court operates. This includes courthouse security and facilities, how they
are used, and their environmental aspects.
Knowledge,
Skills and Abilities
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Knowledge of
court facility design options and the impact of facilities on public
perceptions, access, court performance, people flow, workflow
continuity, and staff effectiveness;
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Knowledge of
the Americans with Disabilities Act requirements regarding access and
use of facilities;
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Skill to direct
and to assist program planners and architects in the design of court
facilities;
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Ability to
determine the appropriate location of court services;
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Knowledge of
court facility financing alternatives;
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Ability to
identify alternative work practices and physical modifications to
improve employee workplace ergonomics, safety, effectiveness, and
performance;
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Ability to
modify business practices and physical characteristics of the
workplace to avoid or alleviate court employee and judicial space
concerns and issues;
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Knowledge of
security, including the courthouse and its perimeter, courtrooms, and
other offices and how to work with others to maintain and improve
courthouse and courtroom security and safety;
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Knowledge of
prisoner (adult and juvenile) transportation and detention issues as
they affect case management, facility, and other needs;
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Knowledge of
court communication needs and alternative technologies available to
meet them;
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Ability to
specify communication needs of the court for telecommunications,
information technology, and court security to architects and
contractors;
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Ability to
serve as an effective liaison to agencies outside the court supplying
essential services to the court, such as personnel, fiscal and
financial, purchasing, collections, or physical infrastructure and
utilities;
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Ability to
develop and implement effective security, disaster recovery, and
business continuity plans.
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of Essential Components Curriculum Guidelines or click on each of the
other four Curriculum Guidelines to see the
associated Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
 Curriculum
Guidelines
Purpose,
Role, and Vision
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Preparation Adjudication
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