Guides for court professionals
Implementing AI in courts
As courts explore artificial intelligence (AI) tools, understanding best practices, risks, and governance frameworks is essential. The AI Rapid Response Team (RRT) has released two key documents to help courts integrate AI responsibly.
Our guides
Understanding your court's AI readiness
Building AI foundations
Implementing your first AI project
Adopting post-AI project feedback
Data elements for guardianship & conservatorship monitoring
Court chatbots: How to build a great chatbot for your court’s website
Strengthening children and families through prevention and intervention: A court and community-based approach
Considerations for facility planning & design
Modern courthouse planning and design requires the careful consideration of many factors to ensure safety, access, and the fair and efficient administration of justice. Adapted from guidelines developed by NCSC and the Supreme Court of Virginia, this guide offers proven strategies and adaptable best practices to navigate the complexities of trial court facilities projects, from pre-planning to project completion.
Personal safety inside, outside the courthouse: A guide for judges & staff
Information technology in high-profile cases
Ensuring justice for all
The National Center for State Courts (NCSC) has developed a comprehensive Justice for All guide, funded by various foundations, to assist courts, lawyers, and community groups in improving civil justice accessibility and addressing unmet needs, aided by expert input and feedback gathered since its launch in 2016.
Beyond civics education: a health and wellness guide for public trust
Capital & heinous crimes
National Open Court Data Standards: a leadership guide
The high-profile case team
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