Hon. Chief Judge Lee E. Hayworth In an earlier CTB article I wrote about the need for E-filing systems to focus upon the needs of the...

Many announcements from the IJIS Institute : Announcement 1: NEW Information Sharing LinkedIN Group Please join the IJIS Institute’s ne...

1st Judicial District of PA Android QR code Courts are now making their information "smart phone" accessible. First, from...

In recent years I have become less and less convinced that courts have the ability to foresee all of the process/workflow, document, and d...

As many of you know, Apple iPads are already widely adopted by the judicial community.  One issue/desire that has arisen is the ability fo...

In a press release on November 3, 2011, it was announced that the State of Maryland Judiciary has selected Tyler Technologies' ...

The goal of this series was to expand the thinking about E-filing beyond the delivery of static civil case documents via a web server (the ...

CTC-2011  The conference was a great success again this year.  For education session presentations and articles go to:  http://www.ctc201...

Cross-posted at Gavel to Gavel blog   I mentioned last week that the Florida Senate was going to meet tomorrow (October 18) and that the...

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