Dive into the future of state courts with data and explore the emerging trends and topics that are shaping our courts today.
This 12-part series builds on more than 50 years of NCSC work collecting and analyzing state court data to address critical questions and produce actionable insights.
The series will provide:
- An overview of NCSC our foundational court data efforts
- Discussions about evolving trends in state court data
- Actionable takeaways to help courts make improvements
This series is an invaluable resource for anyone involved in the state court system, offering a platform for learning, discussion, and innovation.
Register today for the entire series.
Date and Time
When: Every second Thursday of the month, unless otherwise noted
Time: 3 p.m. ET
Next Webinar
Data Governance: Analytic Tools (Part 2)
February 13
In this session, we will discuss record linkage. Record linkage is an innovative solution to a common data governance challenge: finding and removing duplicate entries across various data sources.
This webinar explores applications and models for record linkage and how state courts can approach this common challenge and implement solutions.
Moderators:
- Andre Assumpcao, Data Scientist, NCSC
- Miriam Hamilton, Senior Court Research Analyst, NCSC
Panelist:
- Sriram Jayarama, Manager, Enterprise Data Services, Information Services Division, Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts
Future webinars
TBD
March 13
Data Ethics/AI Usage
April 10
Recent breakthroughs in artiļ¬cial intelligence have introduced new opportunities and challenges for courts. This webinar focuses on the ethical considerations and best practices for utilizing AI in the judicial system. It will also share use cases of AI technologies in the courts and address pros and cons of using these emerging technologies. Join us to learn how the NCSC is guiding courts in the responsible use of and reaction to AI technologies.
Quality of Court Data
May 8
Data quality speaks to the integrity and accuracy of court records. It impacts public trust and has the potential to change lives. Improvements in data access and transparency will inevitably lift the curtain on quality. In this webinar court professionals will discuss how they have improved data quality in their courts.
Data Visualization
June 12
Equity & Inclusion Assessment Tool
July 10