Casetab
Casetab was started to build a best-in-class case management system to save criminal justice practitioners’ time. We've spoken to hundreds clerks, judges, attorneys, social workers, and other justice organization's staffers to hear about their needs for their next case management system. Over the next few years we are using state of the art work in data analysis and design to help solve problems in data management and criminal justice.
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| Status | Active |
| Category | Practice Management |
| Headquarters | New York City |
| Founded | 2016 |
| Tags | machine learning, artificial intelligence, data visualization, case management, expert systems, public defenders, prosecutors, courts, justice organizations, decentralization, foss |
| Website | https://casetab.io |
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