We’re excited to share our full slate of eGnite sessions with you. eGnite Sessions are designed to get conference attendees quickly up to speed with sponsor technologies. Modernizing your courtrooms with real-time courtroom processing. Powered by Thompson Reuters In today’s fast-paced, courtroom settings, the ability to efficiently and accurately manage multiple cases at one-time empowers …
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eGnite Sessions Not to be Missed!
eGnite Sessions are designed to get conference attendees quickly up to speed with sponsor technologies. Here’s just a sample of our eGnite sessions. Open Platforms and Access to Justice: Driven by Data Analytics and ODR Two key new technologies create tremendous opportunities for providing open access to the court and its operations. Learn about the …
SS: Incubating Innovation in Alaska and Hawaii
Join us to learn about the crucial functions of Alaska and Hawaii’s new justice portals. Also, we’ll discuss the rationale behind the curated experience and its cutting-edge technology strategies that allow for future—nationwide—replication. The portal project, supported by the Legal Services Corporation, Microsoft and Pro Bono Net, is in its second year. The project’s goal is ensuring that all …
Session Spotlight: Correct, Complete, and Informative
Implementing a Data Quality Program and utilizing data in decision making. Courts collect data to better manage cases and the docket as a whole, to report to the public, to make decisions about resources, to inform policy, and to comply with reporting requirements. Far too often the data we have are not fit for these …
Session Spotlight: “Right-Sizing” Penalties with Technology
Poverty is not a crime, yet people in poverty can trigger escalating fines and fees through inability to pay—a self-perpetuating cycle. This cycle of escalating courts costs, fines, and fees effectively criminalize poverty. This education session focuses on two court projects aim to avert this escalation by including the assessment of ability-to-pay in the sentencing …
Session Spotlight: Blockchain in the Courts
A quick Google search for “blockchain” returns about 85,600,000 results in less than half a second—a lot of people are certainly talking about this technology. Blockchain is such a compelling technology, the SEC issued a warning to public companies about adding “blockchain” to their name to dupe potential investors. Which begs the question: Is blockchain …