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Technology Resources Program Manager Ed McNachtan leads an OCN user training class at the Ohio Judicial Center. Initiative Sees Progress in 2009 With development started in 2007, the Supreme Court Information Technology staff in 2009 continued expanding the online connectivity of the Ohio Courts Network (OCN) with local courts and justice partners. When finished, the OCN will be a centralized data warehouse of court case-related information with a data interface from justice system partners. The network is Internet-based and provides secure access to information. Progress was made throughout the year to bring local courts online with the system. 80 1
At the end of 2009: Forty-four local courts were connected to OCN and sending daily case updates to the network. Likewise, their historical case information was loaded and made available to network users. Case information for 14 courts was being loaded into the system; the connectivity for 16 courts was being tested; and planning for the connectivity of 51 courts was under way. The state’s remaining 200 courts were not yet scheduled for connection. Information Technology staff contracted with the Akron Municipal Court and its vendor, MAPSYS, to develop OCN connectivity for the court. Because Akron is the sixth- largest court by case volume in the state, this was important to the overall benefit of OCN. Staff also completed connectivity with numerous municipal courts and began developing connectivity for the state’s juvenile courts. Information Technology staff began working with staff from the Ohio Department of Youth Services (DYS) and Ohio Criminal Justice Services (OCJS) to provide DYS daily reports via OCN to the juvenile courts of the state. Once OCN reporting is complete, OCJS will shut down its Juvenile Justice Information System. The staff also completed the first phase of the Partner Web Service product, which allows justice partners to query the OCN case data warehouse directly. The Attorney General’s Office will be the first user, looking at court data from law enforcement’s OHLEG system. A pilot project, featuring the Cuyahoga County and the Summit County jails, was launched with the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections to create a statewide jail-booking data warehouse. Once the data warehouse is developed, the booking data will be added to OCN as another data source for conducting searches. A discounted prepayment plan was negotiated with Metatomix for two years of OCN application maintenance. The prepayment used the funds available in the Technology Initiative Fund from the fiscal year 2009 budget and allowed for a budget reduction for the 2010-2011 budget cycle. 81
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