During some recent research we ran across several courts that are allowing E-mail as a method for electronic filing of court documents. The North Dakota Supreme Court order providing guidance for e-filing using e-mail can be viewed at:
http://www.ndcourts.com/court/rules/Administrative/AO14.htm
Similarly the UK Courts Service guidance for using e-mail to submit documents can be seen at:
http://www.hmcourts-service.gov.uk/infoabout/email_guidance/email_guidance_general.htm
And last, in an earlier CTB article we discovered that Israel is also using e-mail as part of their system.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Justice Reference Architecture Implementation Competition Announced
The National Center for State Courts and SEARCH Group — on behalf of the U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance BJA — are pleased to announce that they are seeking proposals to design and implement information sharing solutions that utilize the Justice Reference Architecture JRA. The JRA applies principles of Service Oriented Architecture SOA across the justice and public safety communities to improve information sharing capabilities.
The goal of this project is for award recipients hereinafter called project participants to employ JRA concepts in the definition of information exchange requirements and to demonstrate full-scale architecture design and implementation of JRA-conformant information exchanges within their environments or with external partners. Awards will be made to successful candidates as follows:
Maximum Award Amount: $100,000
Maximum Number of Awards: 2
No match is required; however, projects funded under this solicitation are expected to demonstrate long-term financial viability and may incur additional local costs.
It is the intent of this project to make one award to a State or Major Urban Area Fusion Center that is capable of implementing the JRA as described below. Priority consideration will be given to Fusion Center proposals that leverage existing Global products, standards, and initiatives.
The full announcement can be viewed at the SEARCH Group's website at:
http://www.search.org/programs/info/jra/
The goal of this project is for award recipients hereinafter called project participants to employ JRA concepts in the definition of information exchange requirements and to demonstrate full-scale architecture design and implementation of JRA-conformant information exchanges within their environments or with external partners. Awards will be made to successful candidates as follows:
Maximum Award Amount: $100,000
Maximum Number of Awards: 2
No match is required; however, projects funded under this solicitation are expected to demonstrate long-term financial viability and may incur additional local costs.
It is the intent of this project to make one award to a State or Major Urban Area Fusion Center that is capable of implementing the JRA as described below. Priority consideration will be given to Fusion Center proposals that leverage existing Global products, standards, and initiatives.
The full announcement can be viewed at the SEARCH Group's website at:
http://www.search.org/programs/info/jra/
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