Often, the judicial branch (not individual courts, but the entire branch) is treated legislatively like a "mere" agency and direct...

Quick notes from news items that appeared this week... Online Parking Dispute Resolution System A New York Times article published on M...

We here at the NCSC were sad to learn of the passing of Chris Crawford this past weekend. Chris was a giant in the court consulting and tech...

On March 08, 2011 the US Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation announced their next Generation Identification System (NGI) ...

Prolific television writer and television personality David Pogue will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Court Technology Conference .  ...

In an earlier CTB post we noted a presentation by Prof. Stephen Schultze and graduate student Tim Lee that criticized several aspects of t...

Courts automation projects can greatly benefit from receiving well-reasoned and researched critiques.   Two projects recently received such ...

Colorado's Judiciary has had a Public Access System (PAS) and Electronic Filing System (EFS) for years. According to their website ...

On February 17, 2011 Law Technology News published an article: Fla. Judge's 'Outlook on Steroids' Blazes E-Filing Trail.   The ...

The February, 2011 edition of The Third Branch newsletter from the US Federal Courts contains an interesting article titled: " Pocket ...