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The document outlines the leadership and governance structure of The National Judicial College, including a list of board members and officers. It also provides information regarding the Title VI Program Complaint Form, emphasizing the NJC's commitment to nondiscrimination based on various factors such as race, color, sex, age, national origin, income status, disability, or limited English proficiency. Instructions for filing a complaint within 180 days are included, along with contact details for assistance.

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