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State Court Administrative Office outlines court modernization work projects, ARPA backlog effort and statewide case‑management progress
Summary
Trevor Van Dyke, deputy general counsel for the Michigan Supreme Court, summarized current work projects managed by the State Court Administrative Office, including a judicial workload assessment, a statewide case‑management conversion, a court data transparency project and ARPA‑funded backlog work.
Trevor Van Dyke, deputy general counsel for the Michigan Supreme Court, briefed the Appropriations Subcommittee — Corrections on a list of work projects administered through the State Court Administrative Office (SCAO), including modernization initiatives and timeframes for completion.
Van Dyke said the work projects include a judicial workload assessment using a weighted caseload model (a constitutional responsibility to inform judicial staffing), a three‑year administrative benchbook project for court administrators, an ongoing statewide judicial case‑management system conversion and a Michigan Statewide Court Data Transparency Project scheduled through 09/30/2028.
"Michigan's trial courts previously used 20 different case management systems and 150 different computer systems,"…
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