The recession hasn’t spared the nation’s courts — many if not most are suffering from highly constrained budgets. Yet courts must not only continue to operate effectively but also find the necessary money to increase efficiency, offset forced economies, and prepare for the future.
Effective use of technology can enhance operations while saving money, especially when it comes to trials and hearings. Technology-augmented trials are usually substantially faster than traditional proceedings, often by as much as a third. Those efficiencies could mean that more cases and matters are processed, thus deflecting the need (and cost) of building or renovating more facilities.
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