Rule Number 8:  E-filing and “Paper on Demand”.   E-filing (and more specifically electronic documents) provide flexibility in the abilit...

Last week's Court Technology Conference (the 12th since 1984) was a gathering of court technology professionals, enthusiasts, and the ...

For up-to-date information as to what is happening in Long Beach, California go to CTC Daily Update web page at:  http://icmelearning.com/c...

E-Filing Should Support Government to Court Communications The vast majority of E-filing systems focus upon civil case matters.  While ...

Our NCSC Technology Department's excellent summer intern and future law school student, Ms. Emily Whitaker, scoured the Internet and l...

The August, 2011 edition of the US Federal Court's newsletter, The Third Branch , contains a brief article on their " Chambers Onl...

The New Hampshire Judicial Branch has issued an RFI for E-filing and related services.  A copy of the RFI can be obtained at:   http://admin...

E-Filing Must Support the Self-Represented To date most court E-filing has focused on civil litigation for a number of reasons.  First, a...

Courtroom proceedings are an often intense environment during which one strains to hear every nuance of spoken communication.  And while...

Efficiency.  E-filing should facilitate more efficient court processes and decisions.  First, once E-filing is implemented courts should...