https://bit.ly/3LkoBKz   A report on the results of “The Court Appearance Project” in North Carolina was released recently.  “The Court Ap...

  I stumbled across two outstanding articles on how to measure Access to Justice.  The first article is a summary posted on Medium.com by Ms...

  A couple of weeks ago I shared some of “ my problems with pending case statistics ”.  Before that, I posted another note regarding an alte...

  One of my more strongly held observations from working with court data is the statistical perceptions of case backlogs, or “pending case...

  My friend Bob Ambrogi asked for comment during last Friday’s Legaltech Week Journalists’ Roundtable (an excellent discussion every week ...

  One “unicorn” (a mythical goal) in Court Technology has been that Case Management Systems will have the ability to create comparative case...

http://bit.ly/2O0gxGA This month’s summer basket of Court Technology news includes the CTC 2019 agenda announcement, Arizona’s new eA...

It is spring flower season and so we share an analogous bounty of court tech in the following post.  Included are news about CTC regist...

Our good friend and former NCSC colleague, Larry Webster says that caseflow management is akin to a leaf in a stream.  Sometimes the le...

Many years and many, many pounds ago I was a competitive distance runner.  I always thought this was good training for work with courts ...

Recently I shared my opinion on a conference call that court IT systems (CMS/EDMS/E-filing) should not allow deletion of any data.  I ...

Jose Lezcano and Jim McMillan Jose Lezcano, the Judicial Branch IT Director in Puerto Rico was honored with the McMillan Scholarshi...

Hon. Michael Marcus Last month we were saddened to hear of the passing of Judge Michael Marcus formerly of the Multnomah County (Portl...

In the CCMS series we wrote about events and tasks .  In that article, we mentioned event weights that reflects the amount of wor...

New US Courts Jury Kiosks In this month's news we learn about Michigan's E-filing RFP award, two new court tech announcement f...

I have predicted for a very long time that the “market research” that started with consumers in the 90’s with the advent of the Internet...

At the beginning of summer 2016, we share court technology news from the IACA European Regional Conference, Mississippi mobile access to...

Cases are made up of events that can be counted in additional detail.  And those individual events have characteristics that can also be...