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VIDIZMO articles on how enterprise AI and video data help organizations across industries turn recordings into usable insight.
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From Filing to Docket: Automating the Intake a Clerk Does by Hand
Between a filing arriving and appearing on the docket sits a person doing four things. Reading the document to work out what it is. Deciding which ...
August 18, 2026
Self-Represented Litigants and Digital Evidence: Designing for the Unrepresented
Nearly every rule, guide, and system a court uses for evidence assumes the person submitting it is a lawyer. Self-represented litigant evidence ...
August 18, 2026
Sealing, Protective Orders, and Tiered Access to Court Records
Most systems model access as a binary. A person can see a case or they cannot. Sealed court records access control does not work that way, and the ...
August 18, 2026
Giving Jurors Access to Admitted Evidence in Deliberation
Jury access to evidence in deliberation is a narrow technical problem wrapped around a firm legal principle. The principle is that jurors decide on ...
August 18, 2026
Digital Court Recording: The Half You Have to Budget For
The people who produced the verbatim record are leaving faster than they can be replaced. The US stenographer workforce has fallen roughly 21 percent ...
August 18, 2026
The Judicial Viewer: How Judges Review Digital Evidence Before and During a Hearing
Give a judge a login to the evidence system and you have solved an access problem while leaving a usability problem. A judicial viewer for digital ...
August 18, 2026
AI Tools for Judges: What Belongs on the Bench and What Does Not
Judges are already using AI. A Northwestern University study of 502 sampled federal judges found more than 60 percent of the 112 who responded had ...
August 18, 2026
AI Drafting Support and the Review Gate
AI drafting rulings in courts has moved from hypothetical to deployed faster than the governance around it. Products that distil motions and produce ...
August 18, 2026
From Search to Analysis: Working a Case File Without Reading Every Page
AI case analysis for judges is easiest to understand as a spectrum with a hard stop at one end. At the near end is search, which nobody objects to. ...
August 18, 2026
Anonymizing Judgments Before Publication
Two obligations sit on European courts at once, and they point in opposite directions.
August 18, 2026
Statewide and National Digital Evidence Repositories: What It Takes to Run One
A county evidence system has one owner. A statewide repository has several, none of whom report to each other, and that single structural difference ...
August 18, 2026
The Digital Exhibit Lifecycle: Marking, Offering, Admitting, and the Exhibit List
Police manage evidence. Courts manage exhibits. The difference between those two sentences is the act of admission, and it is the reason digital ...
August 18, 2026
Data Ownership, Portability, and Avoiding Vendor Lock-In in Court Systems
The court owns its record. Everyone agrees with that sentence, and it settles almost nothing about court data portability or vendor lock-in.
August 18, 2026
Remote and Hybrid Hearings: Evidence, the Record, and Public Access
Courts adopted remote hearings under emergency conditions and then discovered they were not going back. Judges who moved to remote appearances have ...
August 18, 2026
Exhibits in a Virtual Hearing: Access, Control, and the Record
Courts worrying about presenting evidence in a virtual hearing usually frame it as a conferencing problem. It rarely is. Teams, Zoom, and Webex all ...
August 18, 2026
Language Access in the Courts: Transcription and Translation Obligations
A court has to be understood by the people appearing in front of it, and it has to produce an accurate record of what was said. When a hearing runs ...
August 18, 2026
Procuring Court Technology Through International Frameworks
A judiciary running a donor-funded modernization program frequently does not sign the contract for the technology it will use. Court technology ...
August 18, 2026
Measuring Court Performance: Backlog, Adjournments, and Time to Disposition
Court performance backlog measurement is usually treated as a reporting obligation attached to the end of a program. The judiciaries that have ...
August 18, 2026