Through this system it communicates understanding of the judicial system. Advisory committees were also created at the state level. All were set up to help build a community-based constituency of court volunteers to promote public understanding and support of the courts, to expand court and community partnerships, and to deliver court services. Part of the inherent challenge is determining who the court's constituents are and what is deemed important in terms of support. Only then can decisions be made as to how a state, district or county can begin to build public support.
Real support is based on knowledge, understanding and commitment.
Overcome negative perceptions . Improve juror relations . Demystify the courts . People cannot be expected to advocate for something they don't know much about. They are also likely to pay attention to things that most closely relate to their own lives.