Sentences with phrase «implemented electronic court»

With respect to document management, many state courts have implemented electronic court records (ECR) and electronic data management systems (EDMS) in an effort to improve court operations and manage unruly paperwork.

Not exact matches

As a result, we submitted a number of suggestions for increasing courts» efficiency, implementing electronic documentation exchange, imposing wasted costs orders and ensuring timely prisoner access.

The court held (wrongly, in my view) that the Alberta Evidence Act (which implements the Uniform Act) required compliance with the CGSB Standard, but the proponent of the electronic evidence persuasively qualified its witness and the witness showed the court that her employer had complied, and the evidence was admitted.

As is well documented, one technological process that presents court systems with these various benefits is that of electronic case filing, which has been implemented in a number of jurisdictions throughout the country and the world.

HB 139 Authorizes the Supreme Judicial Court to adopt any rules or issue any orders necessary to implement its electronic case management and filing system.

Some courts have implemented Electronic File Management Systems that accept E-Filing, however, there are more courts remaining to follow the lead.

If States could implement a required, uniform electronic system for Courts, costs would lessen for clients, and lawyers» level of efficiency in filing documents would increase.

Announcement: Over the next 18 months, the Los Angeles Superior Court will continue to implement paperless (electronic) files for certain case types.

The mandate of the EIC is to implement best practices with respect to electronic discovery within the Ontario court system and litigation bar.

CourtCanada's electronic booking system, OSCAR (Online System for Court Attendance Reservations) was implemented in the Estates Court as a pilot project and expanded to the Commercial Court, where it ran alongside FRANK, the government electronic booking system in place for a number of years.

At around the same time the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts began work on a national party and case number index to the electronic records of the federal courts that had implemented its CM / ECF sCourts began work on a national party and case number index to the electronic records of the federal courts that had implemented its CM / ECF scourts that had implemented its CM / ECF system.

But courts, companies and individuals have been slow to implement the available state (UETA) and federal (ESIGN) legislation aimed at encouraging and validating electronic commerce and electronic signatures.

While the Massachusetts state appellate courts still have not implemented electronic filing, the SJC posts briefs online, the First Circuit has electronic filing, and some judges and justices (or their law clerks) may be reading your brief on an iPad or other similar electronic device.

Discussion will include lessons learned by Missouri courts in implementing the use of electronic filing and electronic case records, and the challenges remaining in the effort to «further eliminate» paper.

We've learned of a new Practice Direction on Filing Electronic Versions of Documents in Civil Appeals and Judicial Review Applications in the Divisional Court which will be implemented next month — it establishes a regularized process to satisfy the requirement to file electronic versions of factums and transcripts — a requirement that is already in place under Rules 61.09 and 61.12 of the Rules of Civil Electronic Versions of Documents in Civil Appeals and Judicial Review Applications in the Divisional Court which will be implemented next month — it establishes a regularized process to satisfy the requirement to file electronic versions of factums and transcripts — a requirement that is already in place under Rules 61.09 and 61.12 of the Rules of Civil electronic versions of factums and transcripts — a requirement that is already in place under Rules 61.09 and 61.12 of the Rules of Civil Procedure.

To ensure that abstract ideas implemented using a computer can not be patented, the Federal Circuit should establish a test that requires patent owners to claim what they actually invented and nothing more, the Electronic Frontier Foundation told the court Friday.