American court dockets are crowded and expensive, yet the need for access to court process is great and the ability to get a fair court hearing is a treasured right of all Americans.Taking into account all that you have learned in this course, explain your vision of the future of judicial administration. What techniques, technologies, or approaches will judicial systems adopt over the next twenty years to ensure that courts run smoothly, yet remain accessible to the public to serve the ends of both civil and criminal justice?The below supports this modules discussion above.....Without significant changes in our culture and governance, it is reasonable to believe that civil and criminal caseloads will continue to increase in American state and federal courts in the coming decades. Court personnel face the Herculean task of shepherding thousands of civil and criminal cases through the court system, while honoring the interests of justice and the rights of the litigants involved in those cases. Creative new techniques and technologies will be required to enable American court systems to continue to fairly dispense American justice.The impact of public opinion pressure on court caseflow and other aspects of the justice system, such as incarceration rates, is becoming better understood. Public demand for mandatory minimum sentences in criminal cases, or tort reform and limits to liability in civil cases, in turn affects court caseloads in many different ways. Judicial administration is turning into a complex area of social-sciences study, involving managerial skills and knowledge of the unique factors that affect court caseflow and how those factors differ from the assessment of workload in other types of governmental agencies or private businesses. When a construction firm has the luxury of too many customers knocking at the door, it can simply turn some away or hire more builders in order to take on the extra work. When too many “customers” come knocking at the courthouse door looking for justice, the court can neither turn them away nor mobilize additional clerks and judges without approval by the legislatures and judicial administrator’s offices that set their budgets. Judges, court clerks, lawyers, and litigants simply need to roll up their sleeves and get creative about effective judicial administration.Technology is altering the conduct of every social and business transaction in America, and judicial administration is no exception. The federal courts have led the way in instituting electronic filing; many state courts have followed the federal lead. Telecommunications technology, particularly the increasingly easy ability to have multiple people participate in a video conference through applications like Skype, has made it possible to hold court hearings while the parties or witnesses are at remote locations. Many criminal courts are now using video conferencing to arraign defendants, thus saving the cost and time of transporting them from jail to court. Civil courts use video conferencing for many status conferences and other administrative tasks in which physical presence in the courtroom is not necessary.Judicial administration is the challenging art of making court systems work. It involves balancing the rights of litigants to due process and access to justice with the logistical realities of limited numbers of judges, courtrooms, and hours in the day. There are a growing number of career options in the field of court management, especially for those who can envision creative solutions for the future of judicial administration.https://www.ncsc.org/~/media/Files/PDF/Services%20...

Develop three strategic objectives for each of the four balanced scorecard areas using the Balanced Scorecard Template.Consider the following information relative to your consulting engagement for Hoosier Media, Inc.MarketingCurrently Hoosier Media utilizes traditional media vehicles for marketing. This includes print advertising to solicit new and renewal newspaper subscriptions. Other marketing tactics currently used include regional television and radio advertising spots. Management has expressed interest in expanding its marketing reach through social media and mobile app technology but is unsure how to move forward in those areas.Information technologyHoosier Media's newsroom is in dire need of technological updates. All workstations currently have desktop computers; however, many employees have been requesting the ability to work from home as well as have access to company networks while on the road for business. Many of the younger employees would like to have access to iPads and would like to replace their desktop computer with lightweight laptop computers.For the next phase of your consulting engagement, address the following in a 700- to 1,050-word paper:Propose marketing and information technology implementation tactics for Hoosier Media, Inc.The paper should also reflect on how the company should communicate its strategic plan to key stakeholders by:Identifying the information that should be communicated.Defining the audience that should receive the communication.Identifying the channel(s) of communication.

Please respond to the following: The discussion questions given please produce 200 words about each numbered question. please place answers under each bullet point. In Addition a response must be given back (100 words) to the other students Patricia Fleary and Randall Jefferson. offering a substantive comment on that classmate’s position on the issue(s). In Chapter 6: The Environment – Part I, Hite and Seitz (2016) note that pollution and global warming were an important concern of the first world conference on the environment that was held in Sweden in 1972. Principle 6 of that declaration stated that we must stop the release of pollutants and heat that cannot be effectively processed by our environment (Declaration of the United Nations Conference on the Human Environment. 1972. Chapter 11. p. 2. <https://www.ipcc.ch/apps/njlite/srex/njlite_download.php?id=6471>). 1) Thinking about the different types of pollutants and heat that can be effectively processed by our environment, which are the most critical to address?  2) Identify three pollutants you consider to be the most critical to address and explain why you believe they are most important. Patricia Fleary  RE: Week 8 | Discussion Modern technology do have the potential to solve global problems or make them worst. It also has the potential to reduce world hunger by helping to increase food production in developing countries. The role of technology in achieving food security implies that all people throughout the world should have access to adequate food. There are new ways being discovered with the use of modern technology, It is the way in which to reduce greenhouse gases emission and manage resource consumption, in a way that is good for the economy and also good for communities and good for the environment. A growing population means increase demands on our health care system ,and our production system including food distribution and modern use of technology Pollution such as Air, Water, heat and noise pollution can all be caused by producing and using technology. Disrupting ecology that is clearing land, where animals used to live to build factories and allowing pollution to contaminate the food can greatly affect the environment. Technology today can greatly improve or help predict food security. It has been stated that military and global poverty is not always a negative one. The military could often provide humanitarian assistance at times of crises, technology from the military could often help decrease poverty especially in urgent situations. Planes and other transport vehicle's transport food, construction materials and skill medical assistance and communication could be vital to civilians in regions suffering from conflict of natural disaster. I do believe that advance in technology pose a direct and indirect treats to the global environment, the advancement of technology encourages society to create and develop easier ways to live and lighten their lives the use of the Internet is a massive source of information that millions of people use and depend on every day for business ans personal use, new technological opportunities creates a demand for new types of services. Their are the two main examples is the introduction of mobile services and the introduction of the world wide web it's the growing force for mass production all over the world. The indirect use of new technology affect the overall market structure and the level of competition by changing the conditions of supply, which affects the need for regulation. Technology in marketing and distribution is in high usage especially in developing countries. www.ctregulatontoolkit.org www.busine2commuity.com Randall Jefferson  RE: Week 8 | Discussion Do advancements in technology pose any direct and/or indirect threats to the global environment? Choose one advancement and provide two examples of direct or indirect threats in your explanation. All electronic devices pose both a direct and indirect threat to the global environment. First, most of the devices are made with plastics(which is also a technology) and it is everywhere. It’s not only in the possession of the consumer, but plastics are found in bodies of water such as rivers, lakes, and oceans, in the Artic, on the highest mountains (like Mount Everest), parks, streets, etc… even in our food. It kills the wildlife that eat the plastics such as birds and marine animals. Plastics are recyclable, but not all plastics. Even so, most recyclable plastics are thrown away and buried in the Earth, further poisoning the soil. Some plastics are biodegradable, but some of it will almost last forever. Creating plastics also create harmful by products that can poison and damage the atmosphere, water, and ozone. Electronics also use rare Earth metals such as nickel. The rare Earths are used to make things such as batteries (for devices and hybrids) and are difficult to acquire without harming the environment. Many rare Earths are mined in China and the mining produces many harmful emissions such as solvent vapors, sulfuric acid, and coal dust. These emissions get into the air and the water and kills the wildlife as well as humans. We create plastics for everything and then we throw it away. Most of the plastic never sees a recycling plant. Some of the recyclables that we toss into a recycling receptacle still ends up at the dump and buried. Computers and TVs are huge electronics that use plastics and rare Earths. But when they break or become obsolete, they are almost never recycled. Fluorescent light bulbs, batteries, and thermometers contain mercury which is toxic to both humans and wildlife. Some new electronics increase the use and disposal of plastics. Keurig coffee makers use a plastic pod that is filled with coffee. Once a person has their cup of coffee, the plastic pod is thrown in the trash. Millions of the cups are thrown away yearly.