Civil claims moves into 'beta'
Eliot Fineberg talks about the Civil Claims MOJ Digital exemplar moving into 'beta' phase
Courts and tribunals
Tribunals decisions service: creating a single searchable service
Daniela Tzvetkova on the challenges of making a single searchable database for tribunals decisions.
Court finder goes to Europe
Guest blog from Christine Lewis on how our new court finder service has been demoed to technical experts in the European Commission.
Improving services with user feedback
Hrishi Mittal on how we've developed a feedback tool so you can rate and comment on our new services.
Tribunals decisions: improving the search experience
Daniela Tzvetkova on the launch of a fully-searchable immigration tribunal decisions database, built using open source code.
Week notes
What's new this week - including the launch of new and improved versions of the court finder and a tribunal decisions database.
Open data in MOJ web services
Max on how Open Data standards in new MOJ web services will make it easier for search engines and developers to reuse our data.
Weeknotes 2nd August
Greetings. I'm Clive and I'll be your chauffeur for the weeknotes hereabouts. Please observe the no smoking sign, and keep your arms and legs inside the blog at all times.
Royal Mail’s Postcode Address File: taming the beast
Developer Dan Baker on drawing on the Royal Mail’s postcode database to help users find their local court or a legal adviser in their area. When we took over the development of the Legal Services Commission’s legal aid checker website …
Weekly notes May 9
What the DSD has been up to this week, including discovery for the civil claims exemplar.
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