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Orange County, California Allows Jurors to Request Delay Online
In the NCSC's Jur-E Bulletin, July Edition the editors note that the Orange County, California Superior Court has an excellent Jury Services we…
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US Courts Celebrates 20 Years for PACER System
PACER Coming Into Its Own at 20 , an article in the November, 2008 edition of The Third Branch newsletter, celebrates the pioneering electronic publi…
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The Search for a Quiet Keyboard
A problem arose when my laptop was replaced with a thin-client computer [1] with a detached keyboard. I found that keyboards that are not part of la…
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There's an App for That Court
1st Judicial District of PA Android QR code Courts are now making their information "smart phone" accessible. First, from The Pennsylvania …
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Lessons on Court Public Access
Margaret Hagan, Director of the Legal Design Lab at Stanford University , posted a terrific article that summarizes the results of their policy lab c…
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Oregon Courts Receive Automation Funding
Judge Michael Marcus in Oregon passed along this information from the court's Chief Information Officer, Bud Borja: "The Oregon Judicial Dep…
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US Federal Courts Issue Long Range Plan
The US Federal Judiciary has shared their Long Range Plan for Information Technology, FY 2009 on the Internet. The introduction of the plan states…
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Eight Rules of E-Filing: Rule #5
Efficiency. E-filing should facilitate more efficient court processes and decisions. First, once E-filing is implemented courts should re-engineere…
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Oakland County Video System Recognized
Government Computer News recognized Oakland County, Michigan for their OakVideo videoconferencing and document sharing system with their Agency Awa…
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US Federal Courts Report on Technology
The November, 2006 issue of The Third Branch newsletter published by the US Federal Courts is chock full of articles regarding technology use in th…
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An Interview with Federal Judge Rosemary M. Collyer
The March, 2009 edition of the US Federal Courts newsletter, The Third Branch, contains a very interesting interview with District Court Judge Rosem…
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Saving a Troubled Project
Computerworld magazine posted an excellent article regarding techniques that can be applied to salvage a troubled information technology project
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Smartphone Forms
Example from doFORMS The recent Super Bowl television commercial by Samsung for their new smartphone that showed a pen interface was derided by the …
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US Federal Courts Are Busy!
The April 2010 edition of The Third Branch US Federal Courts newsletter contains four very interesting court IT related articles. They are: E-Pro S…
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Ohio Courts Technology Survey Released
The Supreme Court of Ohio has recently released a summary of their latest technology survey . Highlights include finding that nearly all courts have…
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Why the Future Is Not Paper - Second in a Series
Many courts are continuing to view and insist that E-filed electronic documents should continue to be functionally the same as their paper and much d…
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Mobile Legal Services
Our good friends at Cornell University Law School Legal Information Institute ( via Rob Richards ) posted a very interesting article on December 22,…
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Clark County Regional Justice Center Videoconferencing
Our good friend Chuck Short, Court Administrator in Clark County, Nevada passed along this press release by Michael Sommermeyer. The District Court h…
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Jefferson County Kentucky Provides WiFi Access
Press Release: LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 14, 2007 –- Smoothstone IP Communications and Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk David Nicholson today announ…
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This and That in Court Technology - August 2011
Oklahoma Funds CMS Via Increased Court Fees The Tulsa World newspaper reports that an increase in court filing fees from $10 to $25 has resulted in …
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