Unlike the school finance cases, courts need not design a whole new administrative infrastructure to evaluate and dismiss teachers. (educationnext.org)
This is compounded by the fact that the court lacks modern administrative infrastructure including, for example, proper electronic case management and document filing technologies, which results in the inefficient use of judicial and litigant time. (slaw.ca)
In my last post I talked about a case in which Justice Brown noted that the Ontario Court system «lacks modern administrative infrastructure including, for example, proper electronic case management and document filing technologies.» (slaw.ca)