Federal Judicial Center
Administration of JusticeUnited States51-200 Employees
The Federal Judicial Center is a United States–based agency within the administration of justice, operating with a mid-sized staff. It supports the federal judiciary by developing and delivering educational programs, including competency-based learning for federal probation and pretrial services. The center has a history of leadership changes, including the retirement of its director in January 2024 and the appointment of a new director in 2018. Based in the United States, the center serves federal court personnel and related systems by coordinating education and governance for the judiciary. In June 2026, Galang left the center as Assistant Division Director, reflecting ongoing leadership transitions. The organization operates within the administration of justice sector and focuses on training, policy development, and organizational learning for the federal judiciary.