The Connecticut judicial branch website does not play nice with either Chrome or Safari. Some judicial Branch forms won’t download while others will download but won’t allow you to save information in fields. Forget trying to upload documents.
On December 18, 2008 I wrote “Tweet! Judicial Branch Website! Tweet! . In that post, I argued: The judicial branch can inform attorneys and the public of programs, changes in forms, updates in procedures, decisions, court closings and a variety of other information by creating a twitter feed. Today, my dream has been realized. The Connecticut Judicial … Read more
The Hanging Shad Blog reports that CT’s Judicial Branch has 1,150 more employees than it did 10 years ago.
The Blog post does not link the report that it is citing. Its author goes on to speculate about various potential causes such as increased security and support staff for judges.
I’m not buying it.
Read moreJudicial Branch Has Increased Staff By 38% Over 10 Years????
by Ryan McKeen I love the CT Judicial Branches News Log site. Love it. If you haven’t checked it out – you need to. It is the single greatest resource on the internet to stay on top of developments in Connecticut law. From advanced released opinions to legislation this site has it all. Kudos to … Read more
Somebody or somebodies are hard at work at the Judicial Branch. I’m pleased to report that logic and common sense are ruling the day. A number of court forms have recently been updated and improved. For starters, the civil summons form underwent a complete and much need makeover. My favorite change is that this language was … Read more
The State of Connecticut Judicial Branch website is good but it can be better. Last week, I wrote about making Connecticut Superior Court decisions freely available online at the judicial branch website. Check out some of the discussion on that post. Making superior court decisions available would be the first improvement that I would make to the … Read more