Tucked within the judiciary's $15 million capital budget request for 2017-18 is what the Office of Court Administration deemed a fair price for a former town justice's company, Service Education Inc., which makes The CourtRoom Program, already used by about 95 percent of the state's local courts.
February 24, 2017 at 06:02 PM
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The state court system has offered $4.5 million to buy a computerized case management system created by a former town justice—and plans to donate it to towns and villages.
Tucked within the judiciary’s $15 million capital budget request for 2017-18 is what the Office of Court Administration deemed a fair price for Terry Wolfe’s Rochester area-based company, Service Education Inc. (SEi).
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