Arthur Barker becomes a Fellow of ASIAL

Arthur Barker, Redfish Technologies expert consultant in all aspects of security including CCTV has become one of the first people in Australian to be awarded the recognition of Fellow within the new ASIAL Individual Professional Recognition Program.

Congratulation Arthur

More information can be found at this LINK

Rob Seth and Arthur Barker receiving recognition as fellows of ASAIL by CEO Bryan de Caires,

Court Technology Bulletin

eCourts 2018 Preview Podcast

ImageSoft interviewed our own Vice President, Jesse Rutledge for their Paperless Process Podcast earlier this week. They write:We had the opportunity to pull Jesse away from his own podcast for a bit of our own “court talk” about all things eCourts 2018, including the hot-button “rebooting justice” discussion, the component model, the evolution of the […]

Council of Europe adopts first European Ethical Charter on the use of artificial intelligence in judicial systems

In a press release on December 4, 2018:The European Commission for the Efficiency of Justice (CEPEJ) of the Council of Europe has adopted the first European text setting out ethical principles relating to the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in judicial systems.The Charter provides a framework of principles that can guide policymakers, legislators and justice […]

This and That in Court Technology – November 2018

Microsoft Surface Hub 2With the “sold out” eCourts 2018 conference upon us, it is time to share news about the Best Legal Apps for 2018, the LegalXML Electronic Court Filing standards, the timing for Public Access to Civil Court Filings, another Judicial analytics tool, using GitHub for law text markup and access, and as you […]

Plain Language Forms Implemented by the Abu Dhabi Courts

Abu Dhabi CourthousesWe heard late last month from our friend, Mohamed Hesham Elrafei of the Abu Dhabi Courts about their new initiative with plan language forms and documents. He writes and credits several contributors to the ideas they used in their new applications. He writes:Read more »

How not to do it: Videoconferencing Edition

I had the great pleasure of participating in a group study meeting on the use of videoconferencing (aka telepresence) in the justice system this past week. One of our good friends from Texas sent me the following story from the Houston Chronicle newspaper from this past February. While the issues presented regarding money bail release […]

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