Provide funding to the national judicial college to delivertechnical assistance, outreach, and guidance to tribal courts on reporting CDL violations enforced and adjudicated on tribal lands to state…

The National Judicial College was awarded a $2,182,033 project grant from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Commercial Driver's License Program Implementation Grant to provide technical assistance, outreach, and guidance to tribal courts on reporting commercial driver's license violations adjudicated on tribal lands to state driver licensing agencies. The College will develop a commercial driver's license self-study course for judges, conduct research on the impact of judicial education programs to improve available courses and materials on reducing masking of offenses during commercial driver adjudications, and research best practices for judiciaries handling commercial motor vehicle citation adjudication. The Commercial Driver's License Program Implementation Grant assists states in complying with commercial driver's license requirements and dedicates funding to priority activities relating to commercial drivers, such as research, demonstration projects, and public education.

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