Digital Court Services
As the nation's leading provider of courtroom technology and litigation services, DOAR has successfully created an environment that meets the needs of legal professionals across the entire justice spectrum. The Digital Court welcomes judges and court administrators interested in learning about the technologies that have become the national standard for courtroom design. The courtroom offers attorneys and law students a chance to master the use of this technology and provides researchers, law professors and government agencies the opportunity to explore the practical and economic implications of a high tech trial.
Users
- Judges
- Court Administrators
- Court Clerks
- Architects
- Attorneys
- Paralegals
- Legal Assistants
- Law Professors
- Law Students
- Jury Scientists
Uses
Trial Preparation
Demonstrative review, pre-trial rehearsal, and witness preparation come to life when conducted in the realistic surroundings of the fully automated Digital Courtroom. The courtroom, combined with 3 focus group suites, represents the ultimate trial simulation experience and is the ideal venue in which to conduct jury research.
- Mock trials
- Focus groups
- Pre-trial rehearsal
- Witness prep
- ADR
- War room
- Video and remote deposition
- Videoconferencing
Education and Training
The Digital Court facility offers legal professionals the equivalent of a "touch me" museum to explore and master the use of technology at trial. Through conferences, seminars and technology demonstrations, DOAR's goal is to offer the justice community a center for learning and education, and to promote excellence in all aspects of legal practice.
Research
Government agencies such as the Federal Judicial Center have recognized the need for reliable, measurable research as a basis for planning the future legal practice in America. In support of this goal, DOAR has designated the Judicial Technology Center as the research arm within the Digital Court facility.
