About Norwegian Courts Administration
Situation
- Case handling and court management for all 1st and 2nd instance courts
- High-quality uniform case handling in accordance with procedural law
- Improve service-level for parties / actors / public
- Improve efficiency and effectiveness of the Norwegian courts
- Improve integration with other judicial actors
Implementation & Innovation
- Adaptive task support for judges and staff
- Context- and user-sensitive task templates
- A personal worklist for every user, a work folder for every case
- Judicial collaboration hub police, prosecutors, correctional services
- Communication external stakeholders
- 200 case types, 700 task templates
- 1 200 daily users, 200 000 yearly legal cases, 7 000 docs produced daily
Benefits
- From sequential to parallel case processing
- Cross-organizational scheduling and resource management
- Built-to-change, adapting to business changes
- Document production and merging based on case data
- Adopting LOVISA and electronic archives
- Mutually synergetic
- Hide archiving nitty-gritty
- Work performance focus simplifies training
- Can be used directly in courts or in office
Technology
- Built on the ACM framework FrameSolutions Java from Computas AS
- Task engine, rule engine, organization model, shared information platform
- Declarative representation of business logic