International Judicial Relations Office
The International Judicial Relations Office caries out the Center's statutory mission to provide information about federal courts to officials of foreign judicial systems and to acquire information about foreign judicial systems that will help the Center perform its other missions. Among other activities, the office administrates the Center's International Visitor briefing program and the Visiting Foreign Judicial Fellows Program.
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