Court leaders can face challenges when implementing and institutionalizing caseflow management practices. Generational influences and preferences may impact success. This article considers caseflow management practices, influences on success, and suggestions about caseflow techniques that make use of generational tendencies. Caseflow Management Practices Many sources explain caseflow management practices and techniques.1 Typical best practices and management techniques are based on the following: goals, leadership, and clear visioncalendaring, case assignments, scheduling, meaningful and firm eventsearly, continuous, and regular oversight and control of…
This content is only available to NACM members
To gain full access to this article you must login, if you are not a member you can start a free trial to access the Court Manager free for the next 7 days and receive access to valuable information relating to your court. After your trial, we encourage you to become a member and take advantage of all that NACM has to offer!
