Ransomware attack forces Colorado public defenders to disable network
A cyberattack led the Colorado State Public Defender's office to shut down its network — the latest in a string of incidents disrupting local court systems.
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California court system ‘totally rocked’ its digital transformation
All new and archived court documents in the Marin County Superior Court were digitized, enabling documents to be shared digitally in hopes of enhancing the court's transparency…
Kansas’ electronic courts system still down weeks after cyber incident
The continued shutdown follows similar cybersecurity incidents in recent years affecting other state courts systems.
Why Arkansas courts did its own IT modernization
By building its own new courts management system, the Arkansas Administrative Office of the Courts has saved the state millions.
What U.S. courts learned using video communications platforms
The nation’s court systems have a rare opportunity to reform costly and time-consuming judiciary procedures using the virtual technology lessons learned during the pandemic.
Cyberattack knocks Alaska courts offline
The state court system deactivated nearly all its external IT systems while it attempts to "remove malware from it servers," though cases are still proceeding.
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