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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?
Data Drives You. So Where Are You Headed?
Using data to support decisions is critical at every single stage of justice, and we have to be able to rely on the quality of the data we’re using to make the best decisions possible.
Four Ways to Prioritize Your Team’s Mental Health Right Now
As you’re working to reopen, reschedule, or ramp up operations, here are a few ways you can help your team stay healthy and do their best work.
Collier County: Automating hundreds of processes with Smart Docketing
ShowCase Smart Docketing automatically drives hundreds of processes for Collier County, saving precious time and resources.
Five Simple Ways Technology Helps Justice-Involved Youth
At equivant, we unabashedly believe in alternative interventions for youth that are rehabilitative, not punitive.
6 Ways To Humanize Your Court
Courts strive for better community connection, improved access to justice, more efficient resolution … but how?
Future-Proofing Your CMS? Here’s What to Look For
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.
Build or Buy or… Both?
The real question is, How do we digitally manage cases without sacrificing the needs of our people and our community?
Palm Beach County Clerk & Comptroller: Eliminating backlogs with in-court processing
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.
ShowCase In-Court Processing
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.