We learned from the South China Morning Post (via a repost from Abacus) As a result of the COVID-19 (Corona Virus) outbreak, the cou...

Hon. Judge Andrea Tsalamandris We are pleased to share the following post from our friend, the Hon. Judge Andrea Tsalamandris from Me...

We learned that the Philadelphia courts and their E-filing system have been brought down with a computer virus attack .  And the attack...

An article last month in Government Technology magazine’s website titled “ Court Calls for Wi-Fi to Comply with N.Y. Digital Evidence R...

Jose Lezcano, 2017 winner and Jim McMillan The National Center for State Courts is pleased to announce a call for applications for the...

Available at Amazon   We learned via my colleague, and ace support technician, Charlie Sillery along with a press release of the Tea...

I have often said that one of my goals in court automation was to be able to enable courts to “answer the phone”.  Many years ago, I wa...

Franklin County, Kansas Courthouse Our guest blogger this week is Mr. Ibrahim Aissam, Chief Technology Officer from eCourtDate.com .  ...

An excellent and thought-provoking post by Amy L. Howe on her blog discusses the current case before the Supreme Court of the United St...

On September 12, 2017, in the news release, the US Federal Courts announced guidance on the use of these devices in courthouses.   Th...

The conference held in Salt Lake City, Utah from September 12-14, 2017 had many significant events and presentations.  We will start th...

Cobb County (“County”) invites qualified technology companies (“Responders”) to submit written information about their ability to provi...

The CTC-2017 opening keynote speaker is Mark Lanterman, chief technology officer at Computer Forensic Services in Minneapolis. He will...

If you are a solution provider to courts, you don't want to miss this opportunity to have an open and candid dialog with thought leade...