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103 Editions Produced to Date 149 editions produced to date (revised 9-11-07) (1) Juvenile Court Hon. Robert Blaeser, Presiding Judge, Juvenile Court Hon. Denise Reily, Judge, Hennepin County Juvenile Court (taped 12-14-00) (2) Family Court Hon. Charles A. Porter, Jr., Presiding Judge, Hennepin County Family Court Hon. Diana Eagon, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 12-14-00) (3) A Citizen's View of the Courts Bob Lurtsema, former Minnesota Viking Mark S. Thompson, Judicial District Administrator, Hennepin County District Court (taped 1-18-01) (4) JUSTice FOR KIDS / State Wards Advocacy Project Hon. Lucy Wieland, Assistant Chief Judge, Hennepin County District Court Lori A. Wagner, Esq., Faegre & Benson law firm Dianne C. Heins, Esq., Faegre & Benson law firm (taped 1-18-01) (5) Community Court Hon. Richard Hopper, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Elisabeth Steinberg, Project Coordinator, Hennepin County Community Court (taped 1-18-01) (6) Race, civil rights and the justice system - Part One Hon. Walter F. Mondale, former Vice President of the United States Hon. Tanya Bransford, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Leonardo Castro, Hennepin County Public Defender (taped 2-22-01) (7) Race, civil rights and the justice system- Part Two Hon. Tanya Bransford, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Leonardo Castro, Hennepin County Public Defender (taped 2-22-01) (8) Juries Hon. Myron Greenberg, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Sue MacPherson, Esq., Senior Trial Consultant, National Jury Project (taped 2-22-01) (9) DWI Hon. Stephen Swanson, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Sharon K. Gehrman-Driscoll, Director and Victim Advocate, Minnesotans for Safe Driving Tony Kresser, Career Probation Officer, Hennepin County Department of Community Corrections (taped 2-22-01) (10) Drug Court Hon. Robert Lynn, Judge, Hennepin County Drug Court Bob Olander, Director, Hennepin County Chemical Health Division Joe Brown, Drug Court Vocational Counselor, Hennepin County Training and Employment Assistance (taped 3-29-01) (11) Drug Court Mentoring Program Hon. Robert Lynn, Judge, Hennepin County Drug Court Alfred Babington-Johnson, President and CEO, Stairstep Initiative Companies Vicki Tredwell, Program Director, Stairstep Foundation (taped 3-29-01) (12) Hennepin and Ramsey County District Courts Hon. Lawrence Cohen, Chief Judge, Ramsey County District Court (taped 3-29-01) (13) Pro se Services Hon. John Holahan, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. Charles Porter, Presiding Judge, Hennepin County Family Court Susan Ledray, Director, Self-help Service Center, Hennepin County District Court (taped 4-22-01) (14) Guardians ad Litem in Juvenile Court Hon. Robert Blaeser, Presiding Judge, Hennepin County Juvenile Court Susanne Smith, Supervisor, Guardian ad Litem Office, Hennepin County District Court Jim Campbell, Guardian ad Litem volunteer (taped 4-22-01) (15) Guardians ad Litem in Family Court Hon. Charles Porter, Presiding Judge, Hennepin County Family Court Kay Kraus, Guardian ad Litem Program Supervisor, Hennepin County Family Court Jim Campbell, Guardian ad Litem volunteer (taped 4-22-01) (16) What is it Like to be a Judge? Hon. Joan Lancaster, Associate Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court Hon. Allen Oleisky, Senior Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. John Stanoch, retired Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 5-23-01) (17) Conciliation Court Raymond A. Wood, Conciliation Court Referee Bonnie Lukes, Conciliation Court Mediator Kay Richards, Supervisor, Hennepin County Conciliation Court (taped 5-23-01) (18) Court Interpreters Hon. Paul Anderson, Associate Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court Amy Johnson, Court Interpreter Pam Kilpela, Supervisor, Scheduling / Interpreter Office, Hennepin County District Court (taped 5-23-01) (19) The Courts and the Media Margaret Zack, Staff Writer, Star Tribune Amy Mayron, Staff Writer, St. Paul Pioneer Press Bernie Grace, Reporter, KARE-11 TV (taped 5-24-01) (20) Property Court Hon. Daniel Mabley, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Amy Klobuchar, Hennepin County Attorney (taped 5-24-01) (21) Early Intervention Mediation Pilot Project / Hennepin County Family Court Hon. Susan Cochrane, Referee, Hennepin County Family Court Colleen Harris-Pearson, Attorney, Harris-Pearson & Pearson Family Mediation Douglas Pearson, Psychologist, Harris-Pearson & Pearson Family Mediation (taped 5-24-01) (22) Increasing Public Understanding of the Courts - Part One Barbara Carlson, Co-host of "The Morning Spin," AM 1500 KSTP Ron Rosenbaum, Attorney, and Host of "Holding Court," AM 1500 KSTP Hon. R. Joseph Quinn, Chief Judge, Tenth Judicial District (taped 6-27-01) (23) Increasing Public Understanding of the Courts - Part Two Barbara Carlson, Co-host of "The Morning Spin," AM 1500 KSTP Ron Rosenbaum, Attorney and Host of "Holding Court," AM 1500 KSTP Hon. William R. Howard, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 6-27-01) (24) Child Abuse and the courts Hon. Kathryn Quaintance, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. John McShane, Judge, Hennepin County Juvenile Court Hon. Mary Beth Dorn, Referee, Hennepin County Family Court (taped 6-27-01) (25) Minnesota StandDown 2001 Hon. Lynn Olson, Judge, Anoka County District Court Mike Holland, Defense Attorney Tammi Fredrickson, Assistant Coon Rapids City Attorney (taped 6-27-01) (26) Race and the Criminal Justice System Hon. Russell A. Anderson, Associate Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court Tom Johnson, President, Council on Crime and Justice David Ellis, Director, Racial Disparity Initiative, Council on Crime and Justice (taped 6-27-01) (27) Domestic Violence and the Courts Sheila Wellstone, National Domestic Violence Advocate Hon. Diana Eagon, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. Margaret Daly, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 7-9-01) (28) Minnesota Children's Justice Initiative Hon. Kathleen A. Blatz, Chief Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court Hon. Heidi S. Schellhas, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 7-9-01) (29) Trends Affecting the Minnesota State Courts System - Part One Sue Dosal, Minnesota State Court Administrator Hon. Roger Warren, President, National Center for State Courts (taped 7-9-01) (30) Trends affecting the Minnesota State Court System - Part Two Hon. Kathleen A. Blatz, Chief Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court Hon. Edward Lynch, Judge, Dakota County District Court (taped 7-9-01) (31) A Business Perspective on the Courts Duane Benson, Executive Director, Minnesota Business Partnership Hon. Edward Stringer, Associate Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court Hon. George McGunnigle, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 10-22-01) (32) Police and the Courts Chief Robert J. Olson, Minneapolis Police Department Chief William K. Finney, St. Paul Police Department (taped 10-22-01) (33) What's New in Family Court Hon. Charles A. Porter, Jr., Presiding Judge, Hennepin County Family Court Hon. Marilyn J. Kaman, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. Bruce Peterson, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 10-22-01) (34) State Funding of the Courts Hon. Ron Abrams, Chair, Tax Committee, Minnesota House of Representatives Sue Dosal, Minnesota State Court Administrator (taped 10-30-01) (35) Prosecution and Defense Jim Kamin, First Assistant Hennepin County Public Defender Pete Cahill, Deputy Hennepin County Attorney Joan Peterson, Deputy Minneapolis City Attorney (taped 10-30-01) (36) Contrasting the Federal and State Courts Hon. Arthur J. Boylan, Magistrate Judge, U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota Hon. Andrew Danielson, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. Jeanne J. Graham, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 10-30-01) (37) DWI Impact Panels Hon. Philip D. Bush, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Sharon K. Gehrman-Driscoll, Director and Victim Advocate, Minnesotans for Safe Driving Amy Wells, Impact Panel Participant (taped 2-25-02) (38) Federal and State Trial and Appellate Courts Hon. Paul Magnuson, Senior Judge, U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota Hon. Paul Anderson, Associate Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court (taped 2-25-02) (39) Substance Abuse and the Courts Hon. William Howard, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Dennis Miller, Coordinator, Hennepin County Drug Court Bob Olander, Director, Hennepin County Chemical Health Division (taped 2-25-02) (40) Low-income Legal Assistance in Family Court Jean Lastine, Executve Director, Central Minnesota Legal Services Hon. Bruce Peterson, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Susan Ledray, Pro Se Services Manager, Hennepin County District Court (taped 2-25-02) (41) The Chief Judge Guest Host - Doug Grow, Columnist, Star Tribune Hon. Roberta Levy, former Chief Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. Daniel Mabley, former Chief Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. Kevin S. Burke, Chief Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 3-6-02) (42) Family Law Hon. Diana Eagon, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. Mary E. Steenson, Judge, Hennepin County District Court Hon. Janet N. Poston, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 3-6-02) (43) The Hennepin County Bar Brian Melendez, President, Hennepin County Bar Association Hon. Tanya Bransford, Judge, Hennepin County District Court (taped 3-6-02) (44) Low-income legal assistance John Stuart, Minnesota State Public Defender Jim Kamin, First Assistant Public Defender, Hennepin County Jerry Lane, Executive Director, Mid-Minnesota Legal Assistance (taped 3-7-02) (45) Pressures on state court budgets Hon. Timothy Connell, Judge and President, Minnesota District Judges Association Hon. Edward Lynch,
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