Showing posts with label Videoconferencing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Videoconferencing. Show all posts
Thursday, 8 May 2014
Verified e-communication: A need and a possible role for courts
Friday, 7 February 2014
This and That in Court Tech – February, 2014
Time for another edition of “This and That”. In this post we note conference and training news, an important open source software release, and a computer maintenance program to keep you and your machine working.
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Tuesday, 29 October 2013
Making the Record: Utilizing Digital Electronic Recording Paper Released
Friday, 5 July 2013
Avoiding the Zimmerman Trial Skype Problem
The high profile trial of defendant George Zimmerman in the Florida State Courts had an embarrassing moment with Skype video conferencing on July 3, 2013. There is a way to keep that from happening.
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Friday, 21 June 2013
This and That in Court Technology – June, 2013
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Friday, 31 August 2012
A Lot of This and That in Court Tech – End of August, 2012
There is a lot of court tech news including the E-Courts 2012 program, US Federal Courts revise jury instructions regarding social media, Navigating the Hazards of E-Discovery manual, E-Notarization in Virginia, location based verification, another court website hacked, two good articles from IJCA Journal, and an award for a CMS in the Catalonia, Spain courts.
Friday, 22 June 2012
Michigan legislature set to officially kill off its cyber court?
Cross-posted at Gavel to Gavel
Back in 2001 amid another recession, Michigan's legislature made an attempt to address the issue of technology-related litigation by authorizing the creation of a "Cyber Court", the purpose of which was (MCL 600.8001(2)) to:
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Back in 2001 amid another recession, Michigan's legislature made an attempt to address the issue of technology-related litigation by authorizing the creation of a "Cyber Court", the purpose of which was (MCL 600.8001(2)) to:
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
Federal Courts Update CM/ECF Case Management System Plans
US Federal Courts sends news of several automation related efforts including case management, discovery practice recommendations for electronically stored evidence, kiosk use in US Federal Probation offices, and videoconferencing.
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Projects and Notes - June, 2011
We have received many notes on court technology projects, thanks to our friends, that we want to pass along. So here goes.
LegalXML Electronic Court Filing (ECF) Issues Portable Media Draft
The OASIS LegalXML Electronic Court Filing TC members have produced a Committee Specification Draft (CSD) and submitted it for 30-day public review for the ECF 4.0 Portable Media Service Interaction Profile. The profile may be used to store ECF 4.0 message transmissions to portable media in the absence of an active network between the sending and receiving MDEs. For more click here.
iPad/iPhone Deposition Support (thanks Carlene)
The iPhone J. D. blog shares a step-by-step guide for using that device to recreate a scene in/for a deposition.
iPads as Kiosks (thanks Jim D)
Apple stores are using iPads as very attractive kiosk devices.
Montgomery County Ohio E-Filing Training and Support (thanks Anne)
A very nice Q & A page was created by the Montgomery County (Dayton) Ohio E-filing project following their webinar training. They have also posted their PowerPoint presentations and other very useful information from their project.
"Judges Walk Tightrope With Online Presence" (thanks EZ)
The Recorder legal newspaper in California posted an article on issues facing judges using social media.
Oregon Courts Choose CMS (Press release)
DALLAS – June 2, 2011 – Tyler Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: TYL) today announced that the State of Oregon has selected Tyler’s Odyssey® Court Management System for statewide implementation supporting all state trial courts. Odyssey supports Oregon’s eCourt goal of using technology to streamline court processes, reduce costs from handling and storing paper files, provide around-the-clock access to court information, and provide better information for judicial decision-making. Please click here for the full press release.
Court Videoconferencing
News articles from Tennessee and Georgia.
LegalXML Electronic Court Filing (ECF) Issues Portable Media Draft
The OASIS LegalXML Electronic Court Filing TC members have produced a Committee Specification Draft (CSD) and submitted it for 30-day public review for the ECF 4.0 Portable Media Service Interaction Profile. The profile may be used to store ECF 4.0 message transmissions to portable media in the absence of an active network between the sending and receiving MDEs. For more click here.
iPad/iPhone Deposition Support (thanks Carlene)
The iPhone J. D. blog shares a step-by-step guide for using that device to recreate a scene in/for a deposition.
iPads as Kiosks (thanks Jim D)
Apple stores are using iPads as very attractive kiosk devices.
Montgomery County Ohio E-Filing Training and Support (thanks Anne)
A very nice Q & A page was created by the Montgomery County (Dayton) Ohio E-filing project following their webinar training. They have also posted their PowerPoint presentations and other very useful information from their project.
"Judges Walk Tightrope With Online Presence" (thanks EZ)
The Recorder legal newspaper in California posted an article on issues facing judges using social media.
Oregon Courts Choose CMS (Press release)
DALLAS – June 2, 2011 – Tyler Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: TYL) today announced that the State of Oregon has selected Tyler’s Odyssey® Court Management System for statewide implementation supporting all state trial courts. Odyssey supports Oregon’s eCourt goal of using technology to streamline court processes, reduce costs from handling and storing paper files, provide around-the-clock access to court information, and provide better information for judicial decision-making. Please click here for the full press release.
Court Videoconferencing
News articles from Tennessee and Georgia.
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