Court Affiliates Program
The CLCT Court Affiliates Program is a network of courts with a shared mission: to employ useful, efficient, and economical legal technology to enhance the administration of justice. Our Court Affiliates, through our Internet presence and our conferences, serve as a hub for collaborative learning and problem-solving.
CLCT Founder, Professor Fred Lederer, observes that at the heart of our Court Affiliates initiative is a desire to avoid “re-inventing the wheel.” CLCT assists courts in communicating with each other so that they can pass on efficiencies and discoveries, ultimately saving other courts time and money while often also enhancing accuracy.
For over 30 years our staff of professional legal and technical experts have delivered training and insight to a diverse clientele of court professionals, ranging from judges to court reporters to court technologists – all with varying levels of experience.
Be a part of our Court Affiliates community
- Receive discounted consultation services.
- Collaborate with fellow court professionals.
- Attend annual conferences to learn leading perspectives.
- Attend periodic workshops focused on today’s technology and led by manufacturer and court professionals.



Quarterly Newsletter & Blog
- Access to thought-provoking and instructive articles.
- Case studies that celebrate courtroom design.
- Insight into courts’ use of Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security.
Annual Conference
Hear from industry leaders and experts about technologies that affect the administration of justice.
Audio/Video Best Practices
Read our current version of the best practices guide and contribute to the discussion.
Events
Participate in periodic expert-led discussions of issues affecting the court professionals.
Consulting
Need advice? Our experienced court technology staff can help.
Quarterly Newsletter & Blogs
Short articles submitted by Court Affiliates participants, CLCT Staff and CLCT Student Fellows.
Discussion Topics
Join in our mission by contributing to the discussion!
Watch & Read
Court Affiliates is part of William & Mary Law School’s Center for Legal & Court Technology and the Courtroom 21 Project.
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