On Saturday, March 7, the D.C. Superior Court, in partnership with the D.C. Bar, held the Melvin R. Wright Youth Law Fair. Established more than two decades ago, this day allows students interested in the legal community to learn about the judicial system …
What: Melvin R. Wright Youth Law Fair When: Saturday, March 7, 2026 | 10:30 AM – 1:30 PM Where: H. Carl Moultrie Courthouse | 500 Indiana Avenue, NW | Washington, D.C. 20001 Details: The Melvin R. Wright Youth Law Fair brings together students, legal …
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Washington, D.C. – The D.C. Court of Appeals announced the reappointments and new appointments of members to the District of Columbia Access to Justice Commission on February 27, 2026. The court also announced James J. Sandman as …
As Valentine’s Day approaches every year, the DC Courts Marriage Bureau is known for overflowing with smiles, cheers and joyful giggles. It’s one of their busiest and most festive seasons, of course. Happy couples are vowing to love one another for life …
The District of Columbia Courts today issued an order to expand access to legal help for people handling civil cases without a lawyer. The order establishes a framework that will allow trained community justice workers to provide legal assistance to people …
On January 7, 2026, Judge Ebony M. Scott got to know the talented young people at Abramson Scholarship Foundation during their annual Professional Development Workshop at DC Superior Court. Judge Scott is a proud, former ASF mentor and currently serves on …
The first day of October brought an inspiring Drug Court graduation ceremony in Courtroom C-10, that included a surprise appearance from DC Superior Court Chief Judge Milton Lee, who delivered an immense message of thanks to Judge Craig Iscoe for his …
On October 19, 2025, Associate Judge Demeo presented at the 2025 Robert E. Wone Judicial Clerkship & Internship Conference. Held at American University Washington's College of Law, the Wone Conference is an annual event bringing together judges and …
DC Superior Court’s first annual Health and Wellness Fair was a raging success on October 8, 2025. Dozens of vendors filled the first floor of the Moultrie Courthouse providing information AND resources to hundreds of our visitors throughout the day. From …
On October 29, 2025, Associate Judge Ross participated in a fireside chat at Ron Brown College Preparatory High School in Washington, DC. Along with civil rights trial lawyer Yaida Ford, Judge Ross joined in a student-moderated discussion focused on their …
On October 27, 2025, Judge Edward A. O'Connell was sworn in as an Associate Judge to the DC Superior Court. He is assigned to the Civil Division and is anticipated to be hearing cases in December 2025. Judge O’Connell recently served as the Chief of …
Important Notice from DC Superior Court about Auto Acceptance and Redaction of Filings for Civil Action Cases Beginning September 22, 2025, many new civil filings will be automatically accepted and may be immediately viewed by the public. Before submitting …
You are invited to a special free, full-day conference: The Future of Elder Well-Being Summit: Exploring Capacity, Alternatives to Guardianship and DC Resources. This is a great opportunity to gain valuable information on guardianship and its alternatives …
The DC Courts family is celebrating Judge Rebecca Goldfrank, who The District of Columbia Bar Foundation has selected as the 2025 Jerrold Scoutt Prize awardee. The Scoutt Prize is awarded annually to an attorney who has worked for a significant portion of …
In Washington, D.C., many adults living with intellectual disabilities rely on the court to make sure they receive the services they need. The Volunteer Advocate Program -- and you -- can help make that possible! DC Courts has published a series of …
On Friday, Aug. 1, court leadership gathered to celebrate this year's Mayor Marion Barry Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) interns at DC Courts, thank them for their hard work this summer and wish them a bittersweet farewell! The Human Resources …
The D.C. Courts are now asking for your feedback on proposed new programs that would provide people with low- to no-cost legal help. This report – released on July 31, 2025 – details several possible initiatives that could address the significant gap in …
The DC Courts' Center for Education and Training (CET) continues to host visitors from far and wide to learn about Washington, D.C.'s judicial system. In the first six months of 2025, CET hosted more than 400 groups -- and hopes your own community…
DC Courts — the perfect place to say “I Do” 💕 We have had a blast celebrating your marriages this summer! On Friday, we caught up with happy newlyweds in Judge Meek’s courtroom. "We decided to do it in my courtroom where they could have a few more …
Last week, DC Superior Court Judge Carmen G. McLean spoke with Skadden Pro Bono Counsel Don Salzman as part of the firm’s annual pro bono awards celebration. Judge McLean discussed her career leading up to the bench, the professional and personal rewards …
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