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Whether you are considering investing in a case management solution or you’ve already implemented one, we have content to assist your team. Not finding what you’re looking for? 

The Power of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) in Your Court

Discover how Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) is transforming the justice system in this post. We explore ODR’s origins in e-commerce, its growing role in courts, and its benefits for efficiency, transparency, and access to justice. Learn how this secure, tech-assisted approach can streamline conflict resolution and improve user experience for all stakeholders. Dive into the future of dispute resolution today!

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What Artificial Intelligence (AI) Is and What It’s Not

We’ve all encountered AI in some capacity, and it’s becoming increasingly integrated into our lives. However, there’s still confusion about what AI truly entails. In this post, we’ll discuss the reasons behind this confusion, the various types of AI, its current applications in the justice industry, and how to prepare for its future impact.

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A faded background image of a judge with his arms crossed speaking to a woman. In focus on top of this image is a hammer and gavel appear sitting to the bottom left and the Scales of Justice sitting to the bottom right. On top of these two items are a graphic web with a judge icon in the middle. Stemming from the judge icon are various circles which have images that represent different aspects of a judge's job. Some of these images include a book, a pen, and a courthouse.

The Importance of Data-Driven Government: Lessons in Data Quality, Transparency, and Integrity

It’s no secret that data plays an important role in the justice industry. If data is accurate and used effectively, it has the potential to tell a story and help inform strategic decisions. Without accuracy and transparency, though, data is essentially meaningless. This post explores the importance of quality data and how to support an organizational culture that understands and interprets data effectively.  

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A black background with an out of focus Lady Justice bronze statue to the right. In focus and to the left is a futuristic graphic of a blue brain with technological webs stemming from the middle. In the center of the brain is a processing chip that reads "AI", The white equivant logo is in the bottom left corner.

AI in the Justice Industry: What Courts Need to Know and What’s Coming

While artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for a while, it made a big splash in 2023. There are many components of AI, and the implications for the legal industry are huge. As AI continues to evolve, we expect to see more courts exploring what AI means for them specifically and determining the measurable gains of its use. In addition, we expect courts to explore some of the hot topics related to court privacy, cyber security, and deep fakes as they pertain to AI.  

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An illustration of the Scale of Justice sitting on top of three blue books with a grey business satchel to the bottom right. On the books, an animated man stands to the left and in the center. An animated woman sits on the right scale with her laptop. The equivant logo appears in the bottom left of the image.

How To Choose the Right CMS

How do you choose the right CMS for your court? In this post we explore how to prepare for your CMS search, what questions you should ask vendors, and how to determine what solution is the right fit for your court.  

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A animated computer on a desk to the left with a virtual court session. A cell phone is being held up in the hand of someone to the write with a notification for a reminder of virtual court appearance. The equivant logo appears in the bottom left corner.

Increase Court Appearance Rates with Your CMS

Technology is putting courts in a position to meet community members where they are at and advance justice across the nation. If you’re interested in reducing FTAs and improving court accessibility within your community, read more.

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