Abstract
The International Journal for Court Administration (IJCA) is an electronic journal which focuses on court, judicial, and justice system administration, management, and governance. It provides a platform for the professional exchange of knowledge, experience and research in those areas for a diverse audience of practitioners and academics.Its scope is international. The editors welcome submissions from court officials, judges, justice ministry officials, academic researchers and consultants whose work and interests lie in the practical aspects of the effective administration of justice.
Highlights
Information: Kenosha County has 7 judges, 3 court commissioners and is a single level trial court of general jurisdiction
At the International Association for Court Administration (IACA) Conference in 2008 in Dublin Barry Mahoney, President Emeritus, Justice Management Institute did an excellent job at presenting some of the major sources of delay in case processing
On my way back home I thought about how I might present the same information to my judges and court staff and how the information might be used to make positive changes in one of my courts
Summary
Information: Kenosha County has 7 judges, 3 court commissioners and is a single level trial court of general jurisdiction. The following is a description of what took place at our one-day workshop on felony case management, and the positive results we obtained in working with judges, court staff and our justice partners. In 2008 the criminal court judges were assigned 1361 new felony cases.
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