Sentences with phrase «remote access to the court»

In addition to the records already listed in this policy, members of the public shall have remote access to those court records, or portions thereof, listed in this subsection:

This involves an actual visit to the court or remote access to the court's real - time information repository by your background screening company.

For the past ten years, we have been working with the Administrative Office of the Courts to implement the California Case Management System (CCMS) which would have provided public portals for remote access to court records.

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The kiosk, which is 70 miles from the county courthouse and on the other side of the Grand Canyon, allows users to access the county's courtrooms to make remote court appearances, pay fines, get forms, and file documents.

A Maryland District Court opinion even concluded that remote access to a server and computer in an office located in another state was sufficient for that office to constitute a lawyer's principal office.

Courts were urged to expand physical access and to consider whether remote participation of litigants, witnesses, lawyers, experts and jurors through technology was feasible.

It provides for public access to most court information, if you actually visit the courthouse, but greatly limits electronic remote access.

Alderson maintains the most stringent guidelines and guarantees that our court reporters and videographers are certified and skilled in the latest technologies — from realtime reporting to streaming video via remote Internet access.

Other important goals include developing / evaluating technologies that will assist in managing: paperflow; workflow; facilities; records retention; court reporting; court interpreting; issues surrounding pro se litigants; law libraries; remote access to information; jury management; courtroom information / evidence presentations; collections / managing collection fines / fees / restitution; administrative functions; and scanning the «environment» for things like compliance with technology related «regulations, standards and guidelines» (e.g., GJXDM).

The Court conducts its regular business, with seamless access to CourtCall's Remote Appearance Platform.

The federal court order demands that Apple provide the FBI with a signed iPhone Software file that can only run on the RAM of the terrorist's iPhone, and then give the bureau remote access to the device.

Indigenous communities experience multiple barriers when trying to access the Court including literacy and language barriers, a lack of understanding about the family law system and a lack of service access for communities in regional and remote areas.