Many courts are continuing to view and insist that E-filed electronic documents should continue to be functionally the same as their paper a...

The US Federal Courts collected comments and ideas from a "wide range of users" resulting in a new redesigned website with multime...

Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Blogs.  The list is seemingly endless.  The NCSC is assisting the Conference of Court Public Information Officer...

This is the first in a series of notes on how the future court document and file environment is not going to look like the current paper-bas...

Thanks to our colleague, Larry Murphy, we learned of a Des Moines Register newspaper article pubished on June 7, 2010 titled: More online c...

The ITJobBlog in the United Kingdom has posted an article on a recently issued report from the Centre for Technology Policy Research.  The ...

The NCSC Knowledge and Information Services has collected a plethora of resources on the Social Media phenomena and how courts are adapting...

We recently ran across a nice web page by the public affairs TV channel, C-SPAN that was created for the Arar v. Ashcroft oral arguments be...

Thanks to our good friend Jim Drubert in Montgomery County, Ohio we learned of an attorney using YouTube to store the video portion of the...

On May 12, 2010 the following announcement was made. The Alaska Court System is soliciting for an Appellate Court Case Management System. ...