Awards Banquet at The Great Hall of  Café Brauer in Chicago, Illinois.

The Indiana Supreme Court has been recognized by the Information Integrity Coalition (IIC) for providing accurate, consistent and reliable information.  Chief Deputy Executive Director of State Court Administration, Dave Remondini, accepted the award on behalf of the Court in Chicago, Illinois on October 20th at the 13th annual awards banquet.

The court was honored for its work on major technology initiatives including the Odyssey statewide case management system; electronic Protection Order Registry; electronic Citation and Warning System for law enforcement and electronic reporting of driver suspensions and convictions to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

Chief Justice Randall T. Shepard is extraordinarily proud of the entire team that works on JTAC projects.  Chief Justice Shepard explained, “We are committed to developing cutting edge technology to make our local courts, clerks and law enforcement officers better able to serve our citizens.  By increasing efficiencies we position ourselves to take on additional challenges with enthusiasm.”

The Supreme Court technology projects are developed by the Judicial Technology and Automation Committee (JTAC).  The group is a part of State Court Administration and is under the supervision of Executive Director, Lilia Judson.  Mary DePrez serves as the Director and Counsel for JTAC.  JTAC is chaired by Justice Frank Sullivan, Jr.  

The Information Integrity Coalition is a not-for-profit organization.  It promotes awareness and understanding of information integrity.  The mission of the organization is to enable society to use and exchange information with confidence.  The international competition awards ceremony honored projects that have:

• Specific quantifiable benefits
• Significant accomplishments
• Demonstrated innovation
• Verifiable proof of accomplishments