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Oregon Courts Receive Automation Funding
5/30/2008
Two bills passed the Oregon Legislature in February, 2008 providing funding for the state judiciaries Oregon eCourt project.

Guam Issues RFP
5/30/2008
The Judiciary of Guam has issued a Request for Proposal "To Furnish, Deliver and Install a National Crime Information Center (NCIC) Communications Message Processor System/Computerized Criminal History Records Application.

Juvenile Information Sharing Webinar On Tap
5/22/2008
The Center for Network Development in conjunction with the Juvenile Information Sharing Project will present a webinar on June 19, 2008 on the framework for analyzing state laws as recommended in the Guidelines for Juvenile Informaiton Sharing.

E-Courts 2008 Online Registration Available
5/16/2008
The NCSC E-Courts Conference to be held December 8-10, 2008 online registration is now available.

New CMS Makes Strides in California Courts
4/9/2008
A press release from the Judicial Council of California, Administrative Office of the Courts describes progress on their CMS project.

Oregon Courts Receive Automation Funding
5/30/2008
Two bills passed the Oregon Legislature in February, 2008 providing funding for the state judiciaries Oregon eCourt project.

Federal Court Creates Mobile Website
5/19/2008
The Northern District of Illinois federal court has created a mobile version of their website to provide better service to PDA, Blackberry, and other hand-held devices.

Court Programs Recognized
7/9/2007
The Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, Ash Institute for Democratic Governance and Innovation recently recognized two court programs.

Joint Technology Committee Approves E-Filing Standard Update
5/9/2008
The Joint Technology Committee (JTC) of COSCA and NACM recently approved the use of the OASIS LegalXML Electronic Court Filing (ECF)Standard Version 3.1

AIIM 2008 Report
3/14/2008
Some highlights from the AIIM 2008 Conference and Exposition held in Boston, Massachusetts from March 4-6. 2008.

Juvenile Information Sharing Webinar On Tap
5/22/2008
The Center for Network Development in conjunction with the Juvenile Information Sharing Project will present a webinar on June 19, 2008 on the framework for analyzing state laws as recommended in the Guidelines for Juvenile Informaiton Sharing.

"Who Killed the Virtual Case File?"
10/15/2007
An article posted by the IEEE discusses the difficulties the FBI has had in developing their "Virtual Case File" and other systems.

Access to Justice 2.0 is Announced
4/10/2008
The Chicago-Kent College of Law, Center for Access to Justice & Technology (CAJT) announces the Access to Justice 2.0 toolkit and training.

NIEM Technical Advisory Committee Update
5/9/2008
The NIEM Technical Advisory Committee (NTAC) met recently and finished work on several important documents, while continuing work on other key policies.

Jonathan Zittrain Interview
5/16/2008
CTC6 keynote speaker, Oxford/Harvard Professor Jonathan Zittrain was interviewed on the Charlie Rose show.

Simple But Effective Technology
7/10/2006

Massachusetts Courts Laud Videoconferencing
1/15/2008
The Massachusetts state courts have been using videoconferencing since 1993.

Request for Proposals

Guam Issues RFP
5/30/2008
The Judiciary of Guam has issued a Request for Proposal "To Furnish, Deliver and Install a National Crime Information Center (NCIC) Communications Message Processor System/Computerized Criminal History Records Application.