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Justice of the Supreme Court of Nebraska, William B. Cassel Deputy State Court Administrator for IT, Jennifer Rasmussen JUSTICE Business Analyst Supervisor, - ppt download
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1 Justice of the Supreme Court of Nebraska, William B. Cassel Deputy State Court Administrator for IT, Jennifer Rasmussen JUSTICE Business Analyst Supervisor, Sherri Dennis
2 SUPREME COURT: mostly discretionary appellate COURT OF APPEALS: mandatory appellate DISTRICT COURT: general jurisdiction trial and appellate SEPARATE JUVENILE COURT: 3 counties COUNTY COURT: limited jurisdiction trial, including juvenile jurisdiction for other 90 counties All judges are state employees All court staff are state employees under administrative control of Supreme Court EXCEPT district court clerks and staff are county employees
3 TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE Appointed by Supreme Court Includes judges, court clerks, lawyers, AOC staff, technology staff 3 subcommittees: Strategic Planning E-filing Courtroom Enhancements
4 Appellate Courts Automation Committee Trial Court Automation Committees: District Court Automation Committee Juvenile Court Automation Committee County Court Automation Committee Respective committees include level- appropriate judges, court clerks, tech staff
5 JUSTICE: trial court clerks’ docketing & financial system SCCALES: appellate court clerk’s docketing & financial system NEBRASKA.GOV: Internet portal for remote public access to case info & copies and for attorney e-filing USER INTERFACES: automated distribution to agencies (e.g. DMV) and bulk e-filing for high volume users
6 Piloted in 1994 in 2 small- and 1 medium- sized counties Douglas (Omaha) and Lancaster (Lincoln) county courts criminal/traffic added in 1995 and 1996 All county courts using JUSTICE for all case types by early 2001 All district courts (except Douglas) using JUSTICE for all case types by end of 2000 Douglas district court converted in March 2011 and juvenile court conversion completed in November 2011
7 2006 - Strategic plan adopted 2006 - Interim e-filing rules 2007 - First e-filing launched 2008 - Redaction rule adopted 2008 - Document images online 2008 - Nebraska.gov e-filing launched 2011 – Douglas district conversion 2012 – NE.gov e-service launched
8 §§ 1-301 to 1-308 – digital signatures by court personnel §§ 1-801 to 1-810 – public access §§ 6-401 to 6-419 – trial court e-filing and e- service, inc’g e-signature formats § 6-1521 civil filings redaction (DC ver.) § 6-1524 criminal filings redaction (DC ver.) Proposed appellate e-filing rules at http://www.supremecourt.ne.gov/sites/supre mecourt.ne.gov/files/rules/proposed/Propose d2-200%2BForComment.pdf http://www.supremecourt.ne.gov/sites/supre mecourt.ne.gov/files/rules/proposed/Propose d2-200%2BForComment.pdf
9 Late 1980’s – electronic records in parallel with paper records 2004 – electronic-only docket records 2009 – converted system to same language as JUSTICE 2011 – began scanning and imaging of paper filings 2011 – began electronic docketing of appeals from district courts
10 Appellate e-filing rules published for comments Electronic transfer of copies of lower court filings built and awaiting adoption of appellate e-filing rules Electronic filing of verbatim transcripts of hearings and trials to follow within 12-18 months Attorney e-filing of briefs and motions through Nebraska.gov
11 Requires login issued only to members in good standing of the Nebraska Bar Association – No Pro Se filing at this time
12 Attorney Dashboard Recent Activity Shows for the filerStart a new case / File on existing
13 3 part process to file
14 Filing documents are uploaded as PDF’s.
15 Final Review Submit
16 Enter case number and lookup in JUSTICE system in real time.
17 1.Select filing party 2.Select filing action 3.Browse for PDF file
18 Review Filing Motion to be filed with the court. Proposed Order will go to judge for review. Reviewing/selecting service for attorneys or unrepresented parties is the final step.
19 Review of Service Attorney logged into filing system is recognized as representing parties on the case – no service required System recognizes attorneys representing parties on the case who are registered E-filers – electronic service will be performed For any parties not represented by counsel, or any parties represented by attorneys not registered to E-file – system requires selection of traditional service method type.
20 Clerk Review Action buttons for review of filings Clerk will view document and data entry and accept filings for instant entry on case Register of Actions – Document images become available for public view
21 Judge Review Take action on proposed orders File a new order.
22 All 93 counties have a county and district court Three counties have a separate juvenile court Total of 189 courts 58 County Court Judges 55 District Court Judges 11 Juvenile Court Judges The 93 counties are divided into 12 districts All courts use the Nebraska unified court system JUSTICE (Judicial Users System To Improve Court Efficiency.
23 16 th largest state with a total of 77,358 square miles Contains 93 counties State of Connecticut can fit into Cherry County Two thirds of the population is in the eastern third of the state 50% of the population is located in Lincoln and Omaha Contains 11 of the top 25 least populated counties in the country
24 System was designed in-house by contract programmers Six programmers Two Business Analyst Supervisors and six Business Analysts Business Analyst responsibilities include: Designing and testing new applications Training court staff and judges Maintaining a Help Desk
25 E-Filing Automated Journal Entry and Orders from the Courtroom-DOCKET Automated Orders from chambers-SIGNDESK Emailing and texting time payment reminders Interface between Trial and Appellate/Supreme Courts
26 Available in County and Juvenile Courts Used in criminal/traffic, civil/small claims and juvenile cases Generates journal entries and orders, multiple notices and probation orders Automatically creates a PDF of the document and emails to the attorneys on the case Automatically updates the court system Probate is currently in test
30 Since 2004, over 1,266,000 criminal/traffic proceedings have been processed Since 2005, over 111,465 juvenile proceedings have been processed Since 2010 over 51,500 civil/small claims proceedings have been processed
31 Available in County and District Courts Allows judges to electronically sign orders Automatically creates a PDF of the document and emails to the attorneys on the case Automatically updates the court system
36 Over 568,000 orders have been processed since late 2009 75,000+ e-mails are sent to attorneys monthly
37 Pilot project started in April 2012 with the assistance of the National Center for State Courts Allows court staff to send text and/or e-mail messages regarding time payment agreements Automatically creates a PDF of the message sent Plans are to expand to other areas in the future
41 Allows trial courts to transmit the initial notice of appeal electronically Screens follow the paper certificate System automatically generates a Certificate of Appeal as a PDF The certificate and documents are electronically transmitted When the appeal is accepted or declined the trial court system and filing attorney are notified electronically Saves all courts time
44 Presentation available at: http://www.supremecourt.ne.gov/ElectronicCourts http://www.supremecourt.ne.gov/ElectronicCourts
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