Judicial Technology and Automation Committee
Division of State Court Administration
30 S. Meridian Street, Ste. 500
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Mary DePrez
Director and Counsel for Trial Court Technology
Pho: 317.234.2604
mdeprez@jtac.in.gov
About
Mission Statement
The Indiana Supreme Court established its Judicial Technology and Automation Committee (JTAC) in 1999 in recognition of the growing impact of modern computer technology and innovation on the business of the judiciary and the need for uniform policies on implementation of information technology within the Indiana judicial system. The Committee's charge includes the development of a long-range strategy for technology and automation in Indiana's judicial system, including possible approaches for funding and implementation as well as the development of standards for judicial information case management systems, judicial data processing, electronic filing, deployment and use of judicial information on the Internet, and for all related technologies used in the courts. In short, the primary role of JTAC is to provide leadership and governance, including advisory oversight of State budget requests, regarding the use of technology in the courts in an effort to serve the people of Indiana better.
To pursue its mission, JTAC has established the following core goals:
- Goal #1: Equipping every Indiana trial court with a 21st century case management system.
- Goal #2: Connecting individual courts’ case management systems with each other and with users of court information.
- Goal #3: Providing Indiana judges and court clerks and their staffs with additional computer resources to assist them in their work and better serve the public.
Learn more about who serves on the Judicial Technology and Automation Committee
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