National Tribal Justice Resource Center
3rd Annual Court Technology Conference and Vendor Exposition
Technology for Tribal Justice

Longmont, Colorado

May 22-24, 2006

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The National Tribal Justice Resource Center (NTJRC) held its Technology Conference in Longmont, Colorado on May 22-24, 2005. The conference was held at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center Longmont-Boulder. This conference is the only conference of its kind dedicated to bringing together tribal courts and technology. *

Case Management and Other Technologies for the Court: This track was designed for judges, court administrators, and clerks who were considering improving and enhancing their courts through the aquisition of new or newer technologies. Topics include: Integrated Justice Projects and the Justice Information Exchange Model Electronic Monitoring: Practical Applications for Tribes Case Management Software and Products Document Management and Record Retention Recording Technology: More than a tape recorder! E-Filing Acquisition Considerations And more!

Vendor Exhibits and Showcase Sessions: We added this feature because many participants requested more in-depth time with vendors to see their wares in action and to have vendors demonstrate the advantages and capabilities of certain technologies. Several showcases allowed participants to actually try out products hands-on in a computer lab classroom. Both the showcases and vendor expositions were designed to allow ALL participants the chance to meet.

NAICJA’s Judges Training Judges Probation Training: This course from NAICJA was held in conjunction with the NTJRC 3rd Annaul Court Technology Workshop and Vendor Exposition. For more information and to register for this course visit http://www.naicja.org/events/training.asp or call (303)245-0786.

The National American Indian Court Judges Association (NAICJA) is the largest organization representing Tribal Judges and Tribal Courts. NAICJA was incorporated in 1969, making it one of the oldest Indian organizations in existence. NAICJA has member Judges from Tribes throughout the United States. The mission of NAICJA is to strengthen and enhance all Tribal justice systems through improvement and development of Tribal Courts and Tribal Court Judges. The National Tribal Justice Resource Center was established by the National American Indian Court Judges Association (NAICJA) under a one-year grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) of the U.S. Department of Justice on September 1, 2000.

Questions and comments regarding the conference may be directed to the National Tribal Justice Resource Center at 303-245-0786; mail@ntjrc.org.