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Sep. 18, 2026
The wrong lesson from the demise of the California Court Case Management System
California's failed Court Case Management System reflected poor management rather than a flawed goal, and the state continues to pay the price through a fragmented trial court system while other states have successfully embraced statewide court technology.
Loren Kieve
Attorney
Kieve Law Offices
Email: lk@kievelaw.com
Univ of New Mexico SOL; Albuquerque NM
The Doghouse Report ("Happy 100th, Judicial Council. Now about that $500M..." Daily Journal, Aug. 28) is right about one thing: institutions that airbrush their failures don't learn from them. Jon Eisenberg's closing observation -- that the Judicial Council won't learn from mistakes it refuses to acknowledge -- is the most impo...
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