Exam 11: Court Management Information Systems

Most Court Management Systems include a full court accounting package to handle the processing and tracking of the financial side of the sentencing.

Juvenile Court Information Systems differ significantly from other court software and functions different from lower and superior courts.

The ability to access random data and produce a report is referred to as:

Superior Courts typically try:

When a judge orders money be taken from a defendant's paycheck each week the computer system must track this:

NYSIIS became popular because of its ability to search

Some courts will place payments on 'HOLD' meaning:

Court Systems must be capable of

Unallocated funds are usually referred to as distributed funds.

Court Systems include a:

Today's electronic ticketing systems directly upload citation without the need for clerical data entry.

Courts of limited jurisdiction are often referred to as:

The Court System must be capable of tracking:

At the end of the day a Court system must be capable of printing a

In modern court systems, the Court Docket is:

Today's Court Systems must be part of the Integrated Justice System and therefore the software must

Court System Master Name Index does not include Soundex search routines.

A Cash Bond is another term for:

Court Information Management System, consists of the following:

In the case of restitutions and fines, it is common for the convicted person to be given a payment plan to make payments on the fines and restitutions.