Statewide Judicial Initiatives Infrastructure: Technology Initiatives

California Courts Technology Center (CCTC) In 2003 the judicial branch began operating the centralized California Courts Technology Center (CCTC), which provides comprehensive information technology support for a growing number of trial courts. It hosts and supports interim certified case management systems; runs a help desk service; and provides e-mail, network, security, and disaster recovery services.

Program Description:	Technology Initiatives (PDF)
Office:	Administrative Office of the Courts Information Services Division 455 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102-3688
Project Contact:	Mark Dusman, Information Services Division, Acting Division Director, 415-865-4999
E-mail:	innovations@jud.ca.gov

Phoenix Project The Phoenix Project is a statewide technology initiative that provides transition assistance to the courts moving from county stewardship to the judicial branch's financial and human resources systems.

Program Description:	Phoenix Project (PDF)
Additional Information:	Fact Sheet: Phoenix Project (PDF)
Office:	Administrative Office of the Courts Northern/Central Regional Office 2880 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 300 Sacramento, CA 95833-3509
Project Contact:	Olivia Ballejos, Northern/Central Regional Office, Senior Court Services Analyst, 916-263-2541
E-mail:	innovations@jud.ca.gov

Phoenix Project: Supreme Court Appointed Counsel System Another component of the Phoenix Project is the Supreme Court Appointed Counsel System (SCACS), which is designed to automate case management and payment process functions of court-appointed counsel programs for the Supreme Court's capital cases.

Program Description:	Supreme Court Appointed Counsel System (PDF)
Additional Information:	Fact Sheet: Phoenix Project (PDF)
Office:	Administrative Office of the Courts Appellate and Trial Court Judicial Services Division 455 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102-3688
Project Contact:	Deborah Collier-Tucker, Appellate and Trial Court Judicial Services Division, Supervising Court Services Analyst, 415-865-4251
E-mail:	innovations@jud.ca.gov

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