Insights to Building a Succesful E-filing Case Management Service: U.S. Federal Court Experience

E-Court: Technology Diffusion in Court Management

Court workflow automation has been proliferating in justice system of almost all jurisdictions around the world. The reasons, among others, are its efficiency in managing case files, retrieving case information within seconds, the effective integration between organizations and speedy justice dispensation. It allows justice to take place virtually using the advanced technologies electronic case...

Random sampling issues in a federal court case, a case study

The authors of this paper, statistics professors at Bryant University, recently had the opportunity to act as expert witnesses in a case involving the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as the plaintiff. The IRS used some sampling techniques in selecting a random sample that did not appropriately represent the population at hand. This action led the IRS to draw inferences about the population that ...

Building a National E-Service using Sentire

User experience (UX) is difficult to quantify and thus more challenging to require and guarantee. It is also difficult to gauge the potential impact on users’ lived experience, especially at the earlier stages of the development life cycle, particularly before hi fidelity prototypes are developed. We believe that the enrolment process is a major hurdle for e-government service adoption and badl...

Tolerance of Minor Setbacks in a Challenging Reentry Experience: An Evaluation of a Federal Reentry Court

US Supreme Court confronts 'right to die'.