Fresh start needed for Georgia courts: other say state is making technology progress despite report claims

Article Abstract:

BearingPoint Inc, a business and systems integration consulting firm, presented $174,000 report proposing the board to develop a strategic plan for a statewide courts-automation system and implement a uniform case management system and database. With an automated statewide network, judges in Georgia could access the latest available information on a suspect in trial.

Strategy & planning, Management and Public Relations, Planning, Consulting services, Company business planning, BearingPoint Inc.

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Court TV

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The Delaware Supreme Court gave permission for a six-month experimental period to allow members of the media to carry small cameras and audio recording equipment in to the courtrooms. The expanded media coverage will include broadcasting, televising, photography etc.

Usage, Cameras in the courtroom, Cameras in court

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Privacy protected: new rules to redact personal information

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The concerns regarding the safety and privacy issues of online court documents are discussed. The United States Judicial Conference has adopted rules to redact personal information in federal criminal documents.

General services, Safety and security measures, Company systems management, Information management, Access control, Trial transcripts

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