There are many exciting things happening in the world of legal information systems. One innovative graphical presentation approach has been taken by Ravel. We were recently fortunate to have Daniel respond to our questions in the following article.
Q&A with Daniel Lewis of Ravel Law
There are many exciting things happening in the world of legal information systems. One innovative graphical presentation approach has been taken by Ravel. We were recently fortunate to have Daniel respond to our questions in the following article.
Court Case Management Systems Part 8: Criminal Case Sentencing and Consequences
Computer Assisted Deception Detection
One of the courts key functions is determining "the truth" in testimony. There is work being done to provide automated assistance.
Court Scheduling Reform Advocated
In an editorial following the recent and tragic shootings in Wilmington, Delaware on February 12, 2013, there was a call for reform of court scheduling.
Skating to Where the Puck is Going
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Celebrating the recent settlement of the National Hockey League labor dispute, we pay homage to Wayne "The Great" Gretsky's quote: “Skate where the puck is going, not where it’s been”, this week we look at what courts could use from the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) show in Las Vegas.
Arizona Courts Release Judicial Decision Support RFP
The Arizona Supreme Court is requesting proposals from qualified bidders to provide an automated judicial decision support system designed to reduce the courts reliance on paper that will allow for real-time updating and viewing of digital case documents.
To download a PDF copy of the RFP click here.
To download a PDF copy of the RFP click here.
E-Courts 2012 Wrap-Up
I hope that many of your reading this post were able to attend last week’s E-Courts 2012 Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada. This article discusses some highlights.
