Performance of the City and Parish Courts

Fiscal Year 2017 - 2018

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GOAL I: ADVANCE JUDICIAL COMPETENCY


Objective

1.3 Enhance Judicial Competence Through Case Processing and Management

Intent of the Objective

Responses To Objective

  1. Members of your bench or staff attended or received training in case processing or management.
  2. Your court focused on performance by use of the following:
  3. Your court facilitated expedited trials
  4. Your court identified opportunities to reduce litigation costs.
  5. Please share any other strategies that you used or details of the strategies you described above to advance judicial competence in case processing and management.
  6. Please share any obstacles you encountered in advancing judicial competence in case processing and management and suggestions, if any, to overcome those obstacles.

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1083433645Please share any other strategies that you used or details of the strategies you described above to advance judicial competence in case processing and management.Please share any other strategies that you used or details of the strategies you described above to advance judicial competence in case processing and management.
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Please share any other strategies that you used or details of the strategies you described above to advance judicial competence in case processing and management.
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EUNICE CITY COURT
The court was very "hands on" in assisting the public with their needs in court and did whatever it could, within ethical and legal bounds, to help them process their claims, disputes, and complaints.
FRANKLIN CITY COURT
Franklin City Court informed staff on proper and prompt handling of files.
JEANERETTE CITY COURT
Suggestion - the LASC should implement a monthly news letter for judicial administrators and City Court Clerks to discuss changes in the law and the effects of these changes on court systems. Compliance strategies should be included, to try and develop a uniform system for all courts.
JEFFERSON PARISH 2ND PARISH COURT
The court printed Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) reports and provided them to defendants in order to facilitate removing flags from their drivers licenses. In trials involving self-represented litigants, court procedure is to explain the court process, an overview of the proceedings, and exhibits presented.
NEW IBERIA CITY COURT
The court continued exploring the possibility of a grant from the Louisiana Supreme Court to obtain a paperless system that would work in conjunction with the city prosecutor and police department.
NEW ORLEANS 1ST CITY COURT
New Orleans First City Court increased attorney engagement.
PORT ALLEN CITY COURT
Port Allen City Court updated court case management software.

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