Vol. 37 #3 – Summer 2023
In this Issue:Rising to the Challenge: Deploying a Multi-Agency Integrated Case Management System—the Spokane Experience
Features
Rising to the Challenge: Deploying a Multi-Agency Integrated Case Management System—the Spokane Experience
Since 1988, the State of Washington Administrative Office of the Courts has maintained an internally developed statewide case management system for all courts of limited jurisdiction known as the Judicial Information System (JIS). Although the system has been upgraded periodically, it... Read more »How to Improve Caseflow Management in Family Court
The judicial system, particularly in the realm of family law, is tasked with the delicate responsibility of resolving disputes that impact the lives of individuals and families. These cases can be emotionally taxing due to personal bonds, parenting conflicts, and... Read more »Yes, Virginia (and Other States), There Is Federal Funding for State and Local Civil Courts
NACM members know all too well how courts strain to cover basic expenses, much less innovations needed to help them adapt to seismic changes such as the exponential increase in debt collection and eviction cases on civil dockets. And the... Read more »NACM at Tampa Bay: A Look at the 2023 Annual Conference
Fulfilling the Promise of Justice for All through Connection was the theme of the National Association for Court Management’s 2023 annual conference, July 9–13, in Tampa, Florida. The conference focused on racial justice and barriers to equity in the justice system.... Read more »
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