Public Safety Workforce Blogs

Leveraging Technology to Improve the Judicial Subpoena Process

Posted by Jackie Belasky

Jun 22, 2023 3:34:00 PM

In the demanding world of criminal justice practitioners, subpoenas are essential components of the court process. However, managing their delivery and receipt often becomes a painstaking task for judicial and public safety professionals. Outdated paper delivery processes, communications gaps, and unknown schedulings conflicts can waste time and result in unnecessary errors, docket backlogs, and increased costs.

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The Future of Remote Hearings in a Post-COVID World

Posted by Jackie Belasky

Jan 9, 2023 2:22:52 PM

COVID-19 altered many aspects of our lives, including our government and legal system. For those who work in courts or who have been involved in the legal system over the past few years, there have been a lot of changes. Notably, from local courts to federal courts, hearings had to be held virtually because of the pandemic. As COVID-19 restrictions fall away, the courts are deciding what the court process will look like in the future. Will remote hearings continue to be a part of the legal process, or will courts return to their in-person protocols following the pandemic?

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How Technology Is Transforming the Court System

Posted by Jackie Belasky

Sep 16, 2022 1:31:06 PM

The move to virtual hearings at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic not only helped protect public health; it also increased participation in court proceedings. Technological advancements affect every industry and organization. As new digital technologies arise, they present new, more effective ways to get things done, and the court system is no exception.

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