Congratulations to the 16th District Court in the City of Livonia, Michigan.
They have resolved over 2,000 traffic cases online so far! Thank you to the team at the 16th District Court for expanding access to justice for your citizens.
This court reached their 1,000 case resolution milestone at the end of 2016.
Congrats to Bay County District Court in Michigan and citizens for resolving over 2,000 traffic and warrant cases online!
Court Innovations @CourtInnovate initial launch of Matterhorn Online Plea at Michigan’s 14A District Court was this week!
Wishing Mich. Supreme Court Justice Robert Young a successful retirement, just announced yesterday! We’re honored to have worked with him and the Michigan Supreme Court. 
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
The Research website for the University of Michigan showcased Court Innovations co-Founder J.J. Prescott and the ability-to-pay research he is conducting with Matterhorn and Michigan’s 31st District Court in Hamtramck.
University of Michigan Research: Targeting Poverty in the Courts with Professor J.J. Prescott and Court Innovations with Michigan’s 31st District Court in Hamtramck. Read more on the research.umich.edu site.
The Michigan 30th District Court in Highland Park, MI, reaches its 1,000 online case milestone. Congratulations to Chief Judge Brigette Officer-Hill for increasing access to justice in her community.
Visit the 30th District Court’s traffic ticket and warrant resolution website.
The Michigan 46th District Court in Southfield rolls out online case review.
According to Chief Judge Sheila Johnson,
“We have a lot of traffic here with the freeways, and so this is a wonderful opportunity for residents to solve traffic matters from the comfort of their home,” Johnson said. “This encourages people to not be fearful of the system, so they know they can resolve it from home and they know they won’t have an outstanding warrant if they get it taken care of.”
Read the full story on the C&G news website.
In only 7 months, Livonia, Michigan’s 16th District court has reviewed over 1,000 traffic cases online through Matterhorn!