Redfish Technologies to attend International Association for Court Administration in Sydney September 2014

Redfish will be demonstrating the latest methods and technologies for courtroom audio visual solution’s at the IACA conference in Sydney this September. Book some time to meet up with us and see what we can do for your courtrooms.

Court Technology Bulletin

Looks Like a Court Record to Me?

I read with interest announcements regarding a new MicrosoftTeams “Meeting Recap” feature (along with a couple of other interesting functions) that begins roll out soon. The announcement says… “Originally announced in September 2020, this new meeting experience will allow participants or people unable to attend the meeting to access meeting content after it has ended. Microsoft […]

Some Ideas for Handling the Upcoming Covid-19 Case Surge

Everyone can easily foresee the surge of in-person court cases that are coming later in 2021. Many courts have put case processing on hold. And assuming that the vaccination program will be successful in the first half of the year, what can courts do to address the case backlog and new matters that will come? […]

Building Ventilation – 2021 Court Tech

Today, I saw an excellent article on Bloomberg.com regarding building air quality and ventilation issues. This is an important court technology concern with the Covid-19 pandemic but also a long term concern for occupant health. Since many courthouses have challenges in this area, I thought it might be good to share some questions and quote key […]

Judiciary Addresses Cybersecurity Breach: Extra Safeguards to Protect Sensitive Court Records

See attribution belowVia Press Release Published on January 6, 2021 “After the recent disclosure of widespread cybersecurity breaches of both private sector and government computer systems, federal courts are immediately adding new security procedures to protect highly sensitive confidential documents filed with the courts. “The federal Judiciary’s foremost concern must be the integrity of and […]

New Jersey Remote Court Instructions

See attribution below This past weekend I read an article in our local newspaper regarding problems some courts were having dealing with the backlog of housing/landlord-tenant cases due to the pandemic. I was somewhat surprised to read that all their hearings were still being done in-person. Why? I do not know. But for those courts […]

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