On Friday February 8, 2013, I had a meeting with Christopher Hale, Tucson City Court Administrator and Assistant Court Administrator Laura Spain. We discussed various aspects of the data request that Justice Watch Tucson made in fall 2012, for upcoming court event data that would allow residents to easily find City Court events related to their neighborhood.
Mr. Hale continues to be quite open to our request and is actively looking for ways to get us what we need. He notes that his information technology resources are even more constrained than before, due to the upcoming move to a new computer system along with normal requirements. Rule 123 of the Arizona Supreme Court controls the release of bulk data and may present some hurdles for us to clear.
Hale thinks that an electronic court calendar report, now in the final stages of production, will serve to provide the data we need, with the possible exception of the LEA field (TPD case number). I told him that access to raw data in a simple format was best for us, but that I thought we could possibly work with the electronic report he mentioned. He will forward a sample copy for us to review.
Tucson City Court's Public Search web page will now allow the entry of a ten digit TPD case number into the LEA No. box to access court information: http://cms3.tucsonaz.gov/courts/QDPS/Search/CitySearch.aspx
Mr. Hale continues to be quite open to our request and is actively looking for ways to get us what we need. He notes that his information technology resources are even more constrained than before, due to the upcoming move to a new computer system along with normal requirements. Rule 123 of the Arizona Supreme Court controls the release of bulk data and may present some hurdles for us to clear.
Hale thinks that an electronic court calendar report, now in the final stages of production, will serve to provide the data we need, with the possible exception of the LEA field (TPD case number). I told him that access to raw data in a simple format was best for us, but that I thought we could possibly work with the electronic report he mentioned. He will forward a sample copy for us to review.
Tucson City Court's Public Search web page will now allow the entry of a ten digit TPD case number into the LEA No. box to access court information: http://cms3.tucsonaz.gov/courts/QDPS/Search/CitySearch.aspx
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