Courtrooms have changed dramatically over the last several years. While in-person proceedings remain essential, many courts now routinely conduct hybrid and virtual hearings that include judges, attorneys, witnesses, interpreters, and defendants participating from multiple locations. This evolution has created new challenges for court administrators and clerks. Managing virtual participants, maintaining courtroom order, capturing a complete and accurate record, and ensuring accessibility can qui …

Supporting Safe and Accurate Interviews When working with children who may have experienced abuse, neglect, violence, or trauma, every interaction matters. Child Advocacy Centers (CACs) and multidisciplinary teams are entrusted with gathering critical information while minimizing additional stress on the child. The technology used to support these interviews should enhance that mission, not complicate it. iRecord for Child Advocacy was designed with these unique challenges in mind. By providing …

Capturing the Complete Picture In investigative, forensic, and interview environments, what happens in the room matters, and so does how it is documented. Whether conducting a forensic interview, a witness statement, an internal investigation, or an evidentiary interview, agencies need confidence that every interaction is recorded clearly, accurately, and completely. A single camera angle can provide important information, but it doesn't always tell the entire story. Body language, participant …