technology for justice

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...

Bench and Chambers 2023 was the title of our judges' panel - Roberto Torres, David Harvey, Martin Gonzales and myself - on Thursday morn...

On Wednesday morning, Karl Agen presented the results of a poll of the public's opinion of the courts. His slides are here . The repor...

Tuesday morning, the first education session in the tech for judges track. My colleague Martin Gonzales, federal judge from Denver, Co., s...

day 1: ride the wave of change and go viral CTC2013 opende with a keynote by Alec Ross, innovation adviser to Hillary Clinton and one of th...

This blog left off in October 2011 after #CTC2011 ended. Today, as #CTC2013 is about to begin, it starts again. Meanwhile, technology has ad...

A walk around the exhibition hall: lots of vendors selling lots of case management systems, now with e-filing integrated. There are firms of...

Wednesday, October 5 2011 This morning’s keynote sounded innocuous enough: Ending the Revolving Door of Justice: How Technology Helped One J...

Tuesday, October 4 2011 This morning, David Pogue, technology reviewer for the New York Times, opened CTC 2011 with a keynote on Disruptive ...

Monday, October 3 2011 The 2011 Court Technology Conference starts tomorrow, Tuesday October 4. This is where I restart the daily blog. Last...

Thursday September 24 This morning, a very interesting session on IT-supported self-help for self-representing litigants. What was still qui...

Wednesday September 23 What is a good methodology for measuring judicial corruption? This was the question the Chief Justice of Iraq asked a...

Tuesday afternoon: a discussion with other judges sharing ideas about the most pressing problems with regard to IT. My colleagues are refres...

Tuesday September 22 CTC2009 started officially this morning. There was a special welcome for the chief justice of Iraq, who is here with a ...

On Monday September 21 in the afternoon, the Federal Court in Denver hosted a meeting on the use of technology in the courtroom, and what co...

Coffee meeting with Susanne Hoogwater, who has her own firm in visualizing legal information. We met through LinkedIn, which is saying somet...

We - well, I do - forget how quickly technological developments are changing the way we live. In 2001, with CTC in Baltimore, Wim and I did ...

CTC The 2009 Court Technology Conference will be held in Denver, Colorado September 22-24. Check out the program here . I attended CTC for t...

One of my projects right now is to think about IT in courts in 2020. The Dutch judiciary is doing some brain storming on the future, and thi...