Courts routinely use technology that supports their core function of administering justice fairly and equally. For example, a key part of administering justice is collecting and recording accurate information. Judges cannot remember every detail of every case so the court record is crucial to helping judges make decisions.
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University of Arkansas students recommend Matterhorn to Arkansas officials as the solution increasing access to justice.
Grand Rapids, MI 61st District Court announces Matterhorn as their online traffic ticket resolution platform!
Read the full story on the WOOD TV website.
14A District Court in Washtenaw County, Michigan has hit a milestone this week by resolving 1,000+ traffic cases online through Matterhorn. Thank you 14A Team for being innovative by expanding access to justice to your citizens. www.courtinnovations.com/MID14A
Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice Thomas Balmer launches NACM Midyear. The Court Innovations Team is proud to be innovating with our nation’s courts.
In Bid to Go National, Court Innovations Launches Capital Campaign
See article on @xconomy
Court Innovations to meet with county treasurer leadership from around the State of Michigan to introduce Matterhorn Online Dispute Resolution.
Court Innovations Founder and UM Law Professor is Targeting Poverty in the Courts: Improving the Measurement of Ability to Pay.
With the support of UM Poverty Solutions in a partnership with Michigan’s 31st District Court, we are developing a robust, objective digital method of evaluating litigants’ ability to pay. Read more on the University of Michigan Poverty Solutions Research Projects Page.
The Michigan Supreme Court lists Court Innovations Online Ticket Review in Top 10 Accomplishments! Read more from Chief Justice Robert P. Young, Jr.
The Joint Technology Committee COSCA-NCSC-NACM has released a resource for Online Dispute Resolution and the Courts.