Tampa, Florida
Sunday, July 18, 2027 – Thursday, July 22, 2027
Tampa ….
- Register online at RegFox
- Room reservations at Hotel Flor Tampa Downtown can be made by clicking on this RESERVATION LINK. Rooms are available at the conference rates of $XXX for single and double occupancy, $XXX for triple occupancy, and $XXX for quadruple occupancy, exclusive of applicable taxes. For members who arrive early or stay late to enjoy more of the Austin area, the rates are available three days before and three days after the actual conference dates (on a room-as-available basis). The last day to reserve a room at the conference rates is Friday, June 25. The Hotel Flor is located approximately eight miles from the Tampa International Airport (TPA) and 17 miles from the St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Hotel. Uber & Lyft (approx. $30 one way), and taxis.
- Conference Agenda and Social Events
- Continuing Legal Education packet
T-shirt design for the Tampa conference:
As you begin planning your visit, here are a few helpful links—along with a bit of Tampa inspiration:
- Attendee Guide
- Tampa Visiter Guide
Monday Evening Event –
Tuesday Evening Event –
This event is sponsored by our good friends at LexisNexis.
The NCACC annual conference is paid for with NCACC funds, most of which are derived from non-vendor sources, such as dues, registration fees, member contributions to the Education Fund, and a grant from the State Justice Institute (SJI). All the educational sessions are supported entirely by non-vendor funds. Some conference events, particularly social activities, are paid for, directly or indirectly, by vendors who do business with courts. Programs and events that are supported, in whole or in part, with vendor funds are clearly identified on the conference schedule.
Members are urged to review the ethics rules of their jurisdictions to determine whether they may participate in the events supported by vendors. An advisory opinion prepared by the Judicial Conference of the United States Committee on Codes of Conduct, Advisory Opinion No. 91, Solicitation and Acceptance of Funds from Persons Doing Business with the Courts, June 2009, discusses some of the issues related to the use of vendor funds for conferences involving federal court personnel.
A “buy-out” option has been implemented which may enable members who would otherwise be ethically unable to participate in a vendor-sponsored event to do so. Members have the option of paying for a vendor-supported activity themselves. Members who wish to exercise this option should contact the conference host about the cost of the event and the procedure for payment.
