ACIS

• ACIS Public Inquiry Reference Guide: This guide explains how to use inquiry functions of the Automated Criminal/Infractions System (ACIS) to look up criminal charges and infractions by name or file number in each county. It also includes directions on statewide name searches. The manual is intended for Remote Public Access customers and includes step-by-step instructions, definitions for the fields displayed on each inquiry results screen.

CIPRS

• How to Use CIPRS: This course is designed to instruct users how to use CIPRS to search for public criminal and infraction records.
• Juvenile Delinquency Records Search: This video provides training for juvenile delinquency records search via the juvenile attorney access module in CIPRS.

VCAP

• How to Use VCAP: This course assists inquiry-only users by providing steps for signing-on and using the system’s basic features.
• Civil Case Processing System (VCAP) User Manual
• VCAP Procedural Changes for SB 508 Licensee Prohibition -  Job Aid
• How to Search Civil Court Records at Your Local Courthouse: This quick reference guide provides instructions to conduct a search for the general status of civil court cases in the Civil Case Processing System (VCAP). Note that records are printed from the public access terminal in the clerk’s office in each county.

eWarrants

• Number Matching: New Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Step Effective February 27 (see email or eWarrants training site for more details)
• eCourts is LIVE in Harnett, Johnston, Lee, and Wake Counties - February 13
• eWarrants Launched Friday, July 22, 2022

Acadis e-Learning

NCAOC has partnered with the North Carolina Justice Academy to deliver online training through the Acadis e-learning portal. Online training is available for the Criminal Discovery Upload System.

NCAOC offers Train-the-Trainer classes for certified general instructors wishing to teach NCAWARE training. Contact NCAOC Training & Development at ncawaresignup@nccourts.org or (919) 890-2407 for information and class schedules.

NCAOC offers webinar training for multi-disciplinary audiences. Please contact CLEinfo@nccourts.org with questions. These training resources are posted for educational purposes only. However, some trainings were approved for continued legal education (CLE) credit by the NC State Bar when they were presented live. Follow your State Bar requirements to seek Continuing Legal Education (CLE) approval for watching a recorded CLE training activity.
 

Perspectives of Blind Attorneys in North Carolina
This webinar recording seeks to expand awareness of the experiences, capabilities, perspectives, and accommodation practices of persons with visual impairments in relation to the North Carolina state courts.

Ben David Presents: The Starfish Model for ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences)
In this presentation, recorded May 2021, Chief Justice Paul Newby, District Attorney Ben David, and Director Judge Andrew Heath will explore best practices and strategies for addressing adverse consequences within our statewide court system.

Disability Access in the Courts
This webinar, recorded on October 19, 2020, highlights key points about the Americans with Disabilities Act, types of disabilities, cultural competency, equal access, reasonable modifications, sign language interpreters, and the statewide protocol for disability access requests in North Carolina’s state courts.

N.C. Uniform Power of Attorney Act, G.S. 32C
This webinar will review the new North Carolina Uniform Power of Attorney Act under G.S. Chapter 32C. Panelists will review some of the key provisions of the law, including the impact on existing law, judicial relief procedures, and the effect on adult guardianship proceedings.

Conflict Resolution Week Webinar Series 2017
Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) has evolved beyond Skype and the range of disputes being mediated online has expanded. This webinar series will discuss technological advances in ODR and the variety of ODR platforms.

• Advances in Online Dispute Resolution and its Role in the Future
• Are N.C.'s Mediation Programs Effectively Serving the Growing Number of Indigent and Self-Represented Parties?
• How Can N.C.'s Mediation Programs Address the Legal Needs of an Aging Population?
   

ABA Mental Health / Substance Abuse Study Results and Implications 2016
LAP programs across the country have known anecdotally for years that attorneys were at greater risk for depression, anxiety and alcohol problems than the general public and even other professionals.

Jurisdiction in Adult Guardianship Proceedings
At the end of the 2016 legislative session, the General Assembly enacted complex legislation (H 817) that made significant changes to the way the Clerks of Superior Court will determine jurisdiction in adult guardianship proceedings.

Professionalism in the Courthouse
This course will focus on developing your own professionalism and interacting with others in the courthouse who may not be exhibiting proper conduct.

Servicemembers Civil Relief Act
This course will explain what the SCRA is and how it came about.

Combatting Financial Exploitation
Learn how these legal changes could affect your work by viewing the one-hour webinar recording where experts discuss actual scenarios and answer questions.

Training LibraryNCAOC has permission from the presenters to make these recorded training activities available to the public for educational purposes.