My middle son is beginning his professional career. He posed a question to me the other day, “If it is your company’s culture, is it OK to add on more to your expense account than the amount you actually paid?” I was flummoxed that the question even had to be asked. My son is a highly educated young man who is concerned about what is right and cares about people. Yet, he was nearly seduced into believing theft fro … [Read more...] about What Your Employees Don't Know Can Hurt You
BRIDGES: Building Relationships InDividually – Giving Excellent Support
BRIDGES (Building Relationships InDividually-Giving Excellent Support) is an initiative of the Indiana Supreme Court's Division of State Court Administration that is designed to improve the service the Division provides to trial judges. The Division was created by legislation to assist the Supreme Court in its administration of our judicial system, and to assess the needs and solve the problems of our trial judges. … [Read more...] about BRIDGES: Building Relationships InDividually – Giving Excellent Support
New Faces
State Court Administration will benefit from new staffers with significant experience in Indiana’s trial courts, state agencies and non-profits. Mary Carey has joined State Court Administration as an Administrative Assistant. She will work with the Trial Court Management staff to help produce and publish the annual Indiana Judicial Service Report. Mary has a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Dayton U … [Read more...] about New Faces
Judicial Conference Session Demonstrates Ease of Using Language Line
The Indiana Supreme Court’s Language Line Program is as simple to use as taking porridge from a bear’s vacant cottage. All a judicial officer needs is a speakerphone, the Supreme Court’s approved account number, and a dialing finger. To showcase the relative ease of using the Supreme Court’s Language Line Program, Judge Robert Altice, Marion Superior Court, and Lilia Judson, Executive Director of the Division of Stat … [Read more...] about Judicial Conference Session Demonstrates Ease of Using Language Line
Supreme Court Launches electronic Citation and Warning System (eCWS)
Since July 1 of this year, five Indiana law enforcement officers have piloted a new electronic citation and warning system for traffic violations. This represented the first step of an exciting project spearheaded by the Indiana Supreme Court and its Judicial Technology and Automation Committee, through the Division of State Court Administration. The project is a piece of the Court’s integrated technology strategy … [Read more...] about Supreme Court Launches electronic Citation and Warning System (eCWS)