Indiana’s trial courts conduct more than 2,000 jury trials each year. To make this happen, local clerks and jury administrators must create random, representative jury pools, notify jurors when to report, determine how many jurors to call on a certain day, assign panels for civil and criminal trials, keep track of those who cannot serve or need to be called in the future, and finally, compensate jurors for their se … [Read more...] about New Jury Management System Qualifies for Duty
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What Your Employees Don't Know Can Hurt You
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
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)