technology for justice

  How many ways are there to approach court reform? The #JARA conference in Limoges, France 10-12 June, explores a wide range:   #courts and...

Twenty years ago, I  was on the Justice millennium task force.   We  were tasked with making scenarios for all sorts of eventualities in c...

How are courts using online tools to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic? On Sunday, March 29, I asked my Twitter and LinkedIn contacts for in...

Someone recently suggested instituting an International Women Judges Day. Meanwhile, I guess we had better make good use of Internationa...

Judicial Integrity, IT and AI in Doha, Qatar  On 25 and 26  February 2020, the Global Judicial Integrity Network held its second High L...

On the final day of CTC2019, there was still some interesting stuff to take with us. I attended a panel discussion about introducing Online...

Day Two kicked off with a talk on cyber predictions for the 2020s by Dan Lohrman, Chief Security Officer at Security Mentor Inc. Clearly, cy...

CTC2019 On Day One, the conference was kicked off with a keynote by prof. Richard Susskind. He gave us a preview of his new book that is co...

Beginning of August 2019, I uploaded four new articles to my publications page. They are a reflection on what happened during the past year....

A visit to the showcase court of a judiciary somewhere in Europe. The court clerk shows us how he works digitally. If he wants to view a do...

Artificial Intelligence In March 2018, the Justice and Security Commission of the Netherlands Parliament Second Chamber held a round table...

A while ago, a judicial colleague published a column in one of the Dutch online papers. My colleague pointed to rising cost and longer du...

On Day 3, I attended prof. Fred Lederer's wide-ranging and very interesting talk on legal aspects of Artificial intelligence and the In...

Fro me, Day 2 was dedicated to innovative stuff for access to justice. MJ Cartwright showed me a phone app that helps people deal with tr...

 CTC2017 is under way in Salt Lake City, Utah. This is my 10th Court Technology Conference. What will I take away from this one? The ope...

ODR2016 ODR 2016 showed they were taking digitalization seriously, with digital entry tickets and the conference program in a smartphon...

CTC's Day 3 brought the last installment in the track on tools for 21st century judges, but it was actualy about something else. The nu...

Day 2 started with the Midnote. Tara Thomas talked about a lot of apps and their pros and cons. Apps for time saving, for project management...

CTC2015 opened on Tuesday morning with a keynote by Mark Britton, CEO of AVVO a platform for legal advice and services. His job was to shake...

The 2015 Court Technology Conference is about to start, on Tuesday, September 22. The venue this year is Minneapolis, Minnesota in the Unite...

Flying can be risky In the last week of August 2015, The European Study Group on Pubic Administration (EGPA) met in Toulouse, France. Eig...

As courts go digital: what about online dispute resolution? Your technology is fifteen years old, a member of the Bar said to me recently...

The Netherlands judiciary recently completed a digital procedure for everyday disputes. This blog explains how eKantonrechter was develop...