From "not the usual ABA (American Bar Association)" the courts normally hear from, it is good to know that the Bankers are think...

  Everyone can easily foresee the surge of in-person court cases that are coming later in 2021.  Many courts have put case processing on hol...

  Mural in the Ariel Rios Federal Building We can clearly foresee that the upcoming years will be difficult for governments and courts as ta...

This is a short note today due to travel regarding a CBS News report titled “ CBS News investigation finds fraudulent court orders used...

Photo: Andreas Praefcke [CC BY 3.0 ] We learned from a Law.com article that the New Jersey Appellate Court had affirmed an order enf...

Thanks to a message via ImageSoft , we learned of a Florida Bar News article describing how a law office manager used the system to “fi...

US District Court - Great Falls, Montana We haven’t commented on the news from late March 2018 on the decision regarding the US Fede...

An original McDonald's Restaurant When I was young, the US fast food restaurant, McDonald’s would display that they had sold ov...

https://goo.gl/PLWoi1 A big CTC-2017 promotion (especially if you are hungry), an upcoming JTC webinar, big E-filing news, Wyoming co...

As promised, we have more details and now video from CourtHack 2.0.

US Federal Courthouse Las Cruces NM An article posted at qz.com (Quartz) discusses the court case regarding fees for the public use o...

Bill Raftery and I did some research this week that we want to share.  I have uploaded a new list for E-filing links.  But this time we h...

Our NCSC Justice Reform and Government Accountability (JRGA) project funded by USAID in Serbia reported great success using SMS text and...

Chief Justice of Rwanda, Prof. Sam Rugege Earlier this year I visited the courts in Kigali, Rwanda.  They showed me their E-filing sys...

The COSCA/NACM Joint Technology Committee has issued a new resource bulletin, “EMV and Credit Card Liability: What Courts Need to Know”....

Our regular compilation of news and notes regarding the world or court technology follows.  In this edition we note the new CTC 2015 top...

Three new ways of paying by credit card are coming (well, two for our international court friends).  So courts should begin planning for ...

Part 15:  Yes, courts have to deal with money.  And the form of money has changed in recent years (and change too, of course).  We will dis...

A "hi-tech" court counter In the 14th part of our CCMS series we present Part I of our discussion regarding the case related ...

See Riverside eFax article below. News includes a state court E-filing projects status update, a USA Federal Court eVoucher system, UK ...