COMPUTER SOFTWARE JUSTICE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BUILDING SAFER COMMUNITIES Washington Technologies, Inc. Suite 2000 C/o Global Justice Solutions, Suite 2000 Reston VA 20190 Computer software for justice and public safety agencies and instructional user guides sold as a unit;
JUSTICEMATTERS Pointe Blank Solutions Ltd. 7055 Engle Road - Suite 304 Middleburg Heights OH 44130 Computer software for the justice profession and justice industry, namely, database software for use in the fields of civil and criminal litigation; case management software for use in the fields of criminal and civil cases; document and case management software for use by courts and legal professionals; support software for use by justice and law enforcement agencies; litigation and discovery support software; record management software; jail management software; juvenile justice and family services support software;JUSTICE MATTERS;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A platform independent model for exchanging information among numerous entities in a justice system with diverse system components is implemented in a hub and spoke arrangement. Each spoke includes a software agent that communicates with a system component of an entity of the justice system, translates from a common communication format to a communication format of the system component, and manages the timing of the flow of information to/from the system component. The hub includes an information broker that communicates with each agent in the common communication format, determines what information is needed by which entity, and routes the needed information to/from respective agents for the entities that need the information. The platform independent model includes a plurality of traceable and linked UML models that define the information broker from a business use case model through to a platform independent solution model for implementation on a given solution platform. Since these UML models are readily modifiable and traceable for changes to the justice system, they facilitate implementation of the system in a cost-effective manner from one customer to the next without requiring system redesign.