At the beginning of summer 2016, we share court technology news from the IACA European Regional Conference, Mississippi mobile access to...

Cases are made up of events that can be counted in additional detail.  And those individual events have characteristics that can also be...

Guest author, Doug Leonard writes about change in this interesting post. "It’s not so much that we’re afraid of change or so in ...

Our good friend Patrick Cormier, former CEO of the Canadian Centre for Court Technology , now Vice President for Business Development ...

As we all know, courts have to deal with contracts between parties.  And courts also very often have to verify the authenticity of infor...

A busy couple of weeks.  But we wanted to share three notes about “The Free Law Project” Judicial Database, Microsoft’s partnership with ...

I received a link to an article in Texas Lawyer from our friend, new PhD Bill Raftery at Gavel to Gavel regarding a public hearing hel...

Courts have an unending problem with criminal defendant identification.  If one thinks about this issue for a minute, in many instances ...

Earlier this year we found the following press release from the Oregon Judicial Branch on their OJD iForms project.  They wrote:

Technology surprises appear every day… even when they are over two years old.  Last week I stumbled across the Sony Digital Paper device...