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Skip to contentCommercial Driver's Licensing LawsCDL resources for judgesMenuAboutContactCDL ListserveTitle VICOVID-19WebinarsState Cases & StatutesIn-State ProgramsFederal RegulationsTribalResourcesCDL/CMV Instructor VideosNewsNews CDL/CMV safety | adjudicating | sentencing | resources Commercial Drivers License/Commercial Motor Vehicle resources for judges Contact Us COVID-19 Response State Cases and Statutes Resources CDL Benchcard Webcasts In-State Programs CDL/CMV Instructor Videos When a CDL/CMV question arises or issues surface, judges need a forum for getting their questions answered confidentially and accurately. Communication and knowledge is the key to the successful enforcement of the law. The listserve offers judges a way to get CDL questions answered, views shared, and opinions aired. Join the Listserve TestimonialsHon. Jonah TriebwasserVillage and Town of Red Hook Justice Giving ConfidenceAs someone who only handles a few CDL cases every year (usually separated by months) it is difficult to achieve the same level of expertise as one would in cases you handle every week. The National Judicial College’s in person and on-line CDL courses are instrumental in giving me the confidence to preside at CDL cases and know that I’m doing the correct thing. I recommend these course to all judges. Hon. Mark C. EdmondsGreenville County Chief Magistrate Conversations and ResearchI took away two things from attending the NJC CDL/CMV course; the first was the term MASKING. I deal with a select group of state law enforcement officers whose primary job is CMV and CDL enforcement. Our roads need to be safe and having safe drivers operating these large heavy commercial vehicles is essential. It has also brought much discussion in the court to what masking is and isn’t and the depth of conversation and further research and education to meet those federal guidelines. The second was the opportunity to meet the staff at NJC, the faculty, and judges from all across the country and be able to discuss trends and ways different courts handle various situations. It was an awesome week and I would recommend anyone to attend any classes at the NJC. Hon. Brian HolmanCity of Lewisville Municipal Judge Depth and PerspectiveCommercial Driver’s Licensing Laws, is a wonderful repository of statutes and case law organized by each state to help both jurists and practitioners find and interpret this complicated area of the law. As a judicial educator in my state, I particularly appreciate the videos, statistical reports and other helpful information available on the website because they add depth and perspective to the material I present. Questions?Contact Us The National Judicial College (775) 327-8274bryanwalker@judges.orgThis website is funded through a grant from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, U. S. Department of Transportation. Neither the U.S. Department of Transportation nor any of its components, operate, control, are responsible for, or necessarily endorse, this website (including, without limitation, its content, technical infrastructure, and polices, or any services or tools provided within the body, or linked to, this website). Follow us on Twitter @CDL_JudgingCopyright © 2022 Commercial Driver's Licensing Laws – OnePress theme by FameThemes