We heard from our good friend Ms. Winnie Webber of the Lake County, Illinois courts about their innovative use of obsolete iPhones.

The format and requirements for court case numbers is different in automated systems.  I will explain.

The Court Information Technology Officer Consortium (CITOC) Education Sub-Committee is pleased to host its first webinar for CITOC member...

This is the first of what we think will be many articles on how courts will use or be impacted by the concept of “Big Data”.

Register to win a free suite at Red Rock Resort Registration is now open and planning is underway for e-Courts 2014, December 8-10 at the...

As defined in Wikipedia, “Link rot” is an informal term for the process by which hyperlinks (either on individual websites or the Inte...

Yes, it’s time for another post on news and notes regarding court tech.

Court Case Management Systems record a lot of case information for a variety of reasons. Depending on where you are, who you are, and wha...

The US Federal Court’s 25 year old PACER system has received an update that is called PacerPro .  Robert Ambrogi in his "Ambrogi on T...

The USA National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has released a bulletin on January 31, 2014 detailing guidance on the use of ...