Delaware tops polls: innovative technology helps make courtrooms user friendly

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Delaware was the first state in the nation to ratify the federal construction, in 1787. The state of Delaware is one of the most advanced in the country in terms of technology use in courtrooms, which helps to make the courts user friendly and is one of the first states to practice e-filing a precedent followed by most other states in the decade.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Delaware, Analysis, Economic aspects, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Technological innovations, Electronic filing

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Maryland takes on high tech: court implements specialized case management program for technology and business cases

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Maryland is the first state in the nation to offer a business and management program. Maryland has differentiated case management system where cases are put on different tracks and given the importance they needed.

Maryland, Achievements and awards, Actions and defenses, Litigation, Lawsuit/litigation, License lawsuit, Actions and defences

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Plugged in

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The details of 50 most technologically updated law schools in the United States are presented.

United States, Law schools, Rankings

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