Via press release from the IJIS Institute: Over the past several years, our society has seen an influx of advanced technology solutions th...

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...

In this edition, we share news about eCourts 2018 conference, law enforcement body cameras, the 25th anniversary of PDF, and microfilm t...

In the “missed an announcement in December category”, the US National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) released federated...

GoPro Pet Camera Mounts A recent Pennsylvania appellate court decision points out that the record keepers will deal with more than j...

Microsoft Surface Studio It was a busy month in court technology. In this post we share news about judicial decision prediction syste...

Attendees enjoying e-Courts We share news about the e-Courts 2016 Conference, the Federal Courts test of prisoner electronic access ki...

A recent article stated “ SSD prices plummet again, close in on HDD ”.  Translated that means that solid state “flash” storage that runs...

After I wrote the post last week a lot of new items of potential interest to court technologists appeared.  In this edition we share new...

As we all know, courts have to deal with contracts between parties.  And courts also very often have to verify the authenticity of infor...

A busy couple of weeks.  But we wanted to share three notes about “The Free Law Project” Judicial Database, Microsoft’s partnership with ...

Courts have an unending problem with criminal defendant identification.  If one thinks about this issue for a minute, in many instances ...

The COSCA/NACM Joint Technology Committee has issued a new report: “Managing Digital Evidence in Courts”.  The report identifies poten...