Five Simple Ways Technology Helps Justice-Involved Youth
equivant Court
January 30, 2020
At equivant, we unabashedly believe in alternative interventions for youth that are rehabilitative, not punitive.
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At equivant, we unabashedly believe in alternative interventions for youth that are rehabilitative, not punitive.
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To future-proof, courts need a strong foundational case management system that will fully meet their needs now and be component-ready for the future.
Learn what data quality means for criminal justice practitioners and what each of us can do to make it better.
To future-proof, courts need a strong foundational case management system that will fully meet their needs now and be component-ready for the future.
The real question is, How do we digitally manage cases without sacrificing the needs of our people and our community?
After decades of working with judges and magistrates and listening to what’s most important to you, we’re proud to offer key features to make your life easier.
A typical week for the Palm Beach County Courts (Florida’s 15th Judicial Circuit) includes hearing almost 2,000 traffic and criminal cases at three separate locations. No matter how hard courtroom personnel worked at processing these cases they were often left with a backlog that took several days to complete.
In court processing has revolutionized the way business is conducted in the courtroom. By implementing this cutting-edge technology, Palm Beach has increased efficiencies and the public gets the most up-to-date court information faster since the records are updated in real time.