2004 at a glance

In 2004 the Center

• provided 410 in-person, in-court, or technology-based educational programs for approximately 12,400 federal judge and court staff participants (more)
• broadcast 172 programs on the Federal Judicial Television Network (FJTN) for the Center, Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, and the U.S. Sentencing Commission, 26 of which were live
• completed 16 major research and evaluation projects, continued work on 38 others, and responded to more than 300 other requests for short-term research assistance (more)
• published or updated 14 reports, monographs, or reference guides and distributed almost 20,000 copies of its publications (more)
• answered hundreds of information requests from judges, court staff, and others and distributed more than 2,600 audio, video, and multimedia programs (more)
• hosted 46 seminars or briefings for some 290 foreign judges and officials representing 66 countries (more)
• continued its work researching the history of the federal courts and encouraging federal judicial history projects inside and outside the courts (more)
• supported several of its educational programs with funds donated to the Federal Judicial Center Foundation.