Government
Nov. 6, 2012
Courts want vendors to supply new case management systems
Judges, judicial branch staff and trial courts craft document urging vendors to bid to replace courts' aging filing systems.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
San Joaquin County Superior Court's electronic filing system for criminal and traffic cases, more than 30 years old, requires regular updates and fixes, but few people even know how to program in COBOL nowadays.
"Colleges don't teach it anymore, that's how antiquated it is," San Joaquin County Superior Court Executive Officer Rosa Junqueiro said. "The last programmer retired i...
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