Live Webinars
TJCTC’s live webinars are real-time, virtual programs where you join an instructor online for scheduled training sessions. You’ll watch presentations, follow along with materials, and have the opportunity to learn just as you would in a classroom—only from your own computer.
Virtual programs are created due to generous grants from the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals & the Texas Department of Public Transportation.
Upcoming Live Webinars
| Date | Time | Description | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| July 14th from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. | Emergency Detention Orders and Mental Illness Update with JCMH | Join JCMH for an engaging and enlightening discussion of the new process and requirements for issuing emergency detention orders. The conversation will not only cover the new laws, but the reasoning behind the changes and how understanding this mental health symptom can improve your performance during magistration and in the courtroom as well as handling EDO applications. | Click here to register. This webinar is only for justice of the peace and constable office staff. |
| August 27th from 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. | Texas Truancy | This lunch-and-learn webinar provides a focused overview of Texas truancy laws through a combination of lecture and interactive discussion. Participants will review key legal procedures while engaging with practical scenarios that highlight common challenges in truancy cases. | Click here to register. This webinar is only for justice of the peace and constable office staff. |
Webinar Attendance Policy
Our live webinars are intended for individuals who work in justice courts or constable offices. To keep these sessions focused on the audience they are designed to serve, attendance is limited to those offices. If someone registers who is not part of a justice court or constable office, we may remove that registration from the live webinar.
Recordings of the programs are posted afterward and are available for anyone who would like to watch.
Artificial Intelligence Policy
TJCTC wants to encourage participation and collaboration, while maintaining everyone's right to privacy. With this in mind, we do not allow Artificial Intelligence software “bots” to attend our events. These are only available to justice court and constable office employees and should not be captured by AI bots.