Court Case Management Software

E-Court: Technology Diffusion in Court Management

Court workflow automation has been proliferating in justice system of almost all jurisdictions around the world. The reasons, among others, are its efficiency in managing case files, retrieving case information within seconds, the effective integration between organizations and speedy justice dispensation. It allows justice to take place virtually using the advanced technologies electronic case...

Global Software Project Management: A Case Study

Court of appeal to hear whistleblowing case.

A NURSE awarded £23,000 compensation in a landmark whistleblowing case 16 months ago has still not received a penny. ALM Medical Service, which was ordered by an employment tribunal to make the payment to Bryan Bladon, has been granted permission to take the case to the Court of Appeal next spring. The tribunal ruled in June last year that Mr Bladon had been unfairly dismissed from Lowther View...

Examining the Impact of Case Management in Vancouver’s Downtown Community Court: A Quasi-Experimental Design

BACKGROUND Problem solving courts (PSC) have been implemented internationally, with a common objective to prevent reoffending by addressing criminogenic needs and strengthening social determinants of health. There has been no empirical research on the effectiveness of community courts, which are a form of PSC designed to harness community resources and inter-disciplinary expertise to reduce rec...

The Case of the Juvenile Court

The issue of controlling discretion in large public institutions is a crucial one in modern society, and procedural legal reforms are often viewed as one tactic of control. Using due process guarantees in juvenile courts as the substantive issue, this paper tests the utility of procedural reform in reducing discretion. Results indicate that procedural reform in the juvenile court has a quite li...