Courthouse Featured Articles

November 2008 - Courthouse JMS "Crosses" the Front Lines of the Browser War

By Scott Kerr

You might have noticed that the Browser Wars have begun...again! In September Google entered the market with its contender, "Chrome". This brings the total number of browsers (in serious contention) to four: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and now Chrome. With Google entering the theater I think the Browser War just got interesting - and serious. Read more...

Latest News from Courthouse

November 2008 - Courthouse JMS integrates Google Maps

There are two watchwords at Courthouse Technologies: "Innovation" and "Technology." And when we use the term technology, we often mean the Web and the tremendous integration capabilities it brings us. Read more...

November 2008 - Franklin/Benton County, WA award RFP to CHT

Courthouse Technologies is pleased to announce that we have been awarded the RFP to implement our jury management solution in both Benton County and Franklin County, Washington. In accordance with the Washington State Interlocal Cooperative Act, additional WA state counties may also make purchases from the RFP. Read more...

November 2008 - Peoria County, IL set to go live in Mid-December

Since the successful installation of Courthouse JMS and upon conclusion of training set for early December, Peoria County, IL is looking forward to a production and seamless 'go-live' in Mid-December. Read more...

September 2008 - Courthouse JMS Version 3.26 is Released!

We are pleased to announce the release of Courthouse JMS version 3.26. Among a number of additional enhancements and fixes to recognized issues, this release enables users to create support cases directly from within the Candidate and Case Pop Up screens. Users are able to submit a change request or open a support case, assign it a priority, and describe the exact situation in detail without leaving the JMS. The case is automatically transmitted to Courthouse Technologies' Customer Service Center (CSC) for immediate action. Read more...

Function Junction

Quickscan

Courthouse JMS’ Featured Function, QuickScan, was developed with the principle of rapid scanning of barcodes; for the organization of large quantities of sorted mail and the efficient attendance of jurors.

Users find Quickscan extremely useful in the qualification of jurors once summons are returned to the court (eg. Excuse, Disqualify, etc.)

On the day of attendance, users employ Quickscan to instantly ‘scan in’ candidates so that they may be used in the daily court process.

Users can also quickly set donations by scanning the barcode of selected jurors.