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New Orleans Justice Hub Brings Real-Time Data to Agencies – GovTech
Jim Pingel, Mission Critical Partners’ vice president of digital justice transformation, said the project did not create one new system of record for …
Leonen pushes sustained judicial reforms | The Manila Times
For them, digital justice means a case filed promptly, heard without needless delay, and decided fairly,” he said. Advertisement. Powered by …
Man sentenced to 15 years for murder with particular cruelty. Supreme Court did not soften …
The final ruling was published on the “Digital Justice” platform. … According to information posted on the “Digital Justice” portal, a court in the …
New horizons for cooperation – UZA.uz
… digital justice. Item 56 of the Action Program for 2026-2028 aims to expand cooperation with the legal systems of countries with Uzbek diaspora …
E-family courts aim to make family justice faster, easier, more transparent | Special Stories
By Mahmudul Hasan Raju DHAKA, Oct 28, 2026 (BSS) – The government is set to launch another e-family court and the…
Justice Mary K. O’Brien announces notice of vacancy for a Circuit Judge in the … – Illinois Courts
Illinois e–Court Initiatives · re:SearchIL (Statewide Document Repository) · eFileIL (Statewide e-filing) · Certificate of Registration (Rule 721) …
Tyler Technologies Proposes $1.5M NC eCourts Settlement – OpenClassActions.com
Tyler Technologies proposed up to $1.5M to settle claims that North Carolina’s eCourts system caused wrongful arrests and overdetention.
Tyler Tech. To Pay $1.5M To Settle NC ECourts Class Action – Law360 Pulse
Attorneys for a proposed class that alleged glitches in North Carolina’s electronic court system led to scores of individuals being wrongfully …
Proposed settlement could compensate people wrongfully arrested over 2023 eCourts errors – WRAL
According to court documents, Tyler Technologies, the company behind North Carolina’s $100 million eCourts system, would set aside up to $1.5 …