Reports

State supreme courts and bar associations must lead modern regulatory reform to effectively govern the responsible use of AI and technology-enhanced legal services products.

NCSC's annual peer-reviewed report covers the latest advancements in state court administration.

This brief explores whether civil case filings, specifically contract cases, are increasing due to the rapid proliferation of GenAI tools.

Justice-system stakeholders offer a comprehensive look at the weaknesses emerging today and provide practical solutions to enhance the juror experience and safeguard the future of jury trials.

Our updated "Pretrial Reform Toolkit" explores efforts to refine pretrial practices, and a bench card that helps judges with ability-to-pay determinations.

The Conference of State Court Administrators (COSCA) policy paper explores how courts can lead the way in responsible AI adoption, ethical oversight, and governance.

These new reports, using data collected between 2018 and 2023, update our 2007 survey on jury improvement and highlight how courts have enhanced jury operations.

From eviction diversion programs to hybrid hearings and public trust initiatives, our 2023 annual report highlights how courts are addressing challenges and advancing access to justice.

This project explores a range of hybrid hearing challenges. Our experts offer the latest comprehensive guidance to help your court find the right platforms for better online access and community connection.

This interim report highlights key findings from 24 jurisdictions and provides a roadmap for courts seeking court-led, community-based housing solutions.

This report from the Conference of State Court Administrators (COSCA) highlights critical issues in the juror experience, such as communication, compensation, security, and post-trial support.

This national survey outlines how self-help service centers can expand access to justice and better serve diverse communities.

This in-depth report uses surveys and on-site assessments to examine the growing need for data protection in the justice system, the cybersecurity challenges many courts face today, and potential paths for safeguarding crucial information.

This report provides a framework for courts to address the slow pace and procedural complexity of civil litigation.