We’re excited to announce the Court Case Management module — a starter kit for tracking legal matters through the complete judicial process from filing through final disposition.

What is the Court Case Management Module?

The Court Case Management module provides structured data capture for managing court cases, parties, hearings, filings, and judicial decisions. It enables courts and legal organizations to maintain comprehensive case records, coordinate hearing schedules, track case progression, and ensure procedural compliance with full audit trails.

Key capabilities include:

  • Case Tracking – Manage case numbers, types, jurisdictions, assigned judges, and case status throughout the judicial lifecycle
  • Party and Representation Management – Document case parties (plaintiffs, defendants, witnesses) and their legal representation with effective dates
  • Docket Management – Maintain chronological audit logs of all case activity including filings, hearings, orders, and decisions
  • Hearing Coordination – Schedule court sessions and case hearings with calendar management and hearing outcome tracking
  • Judicial Documentation – Record court orders, decisions, and rulings with legal authority citations and compliance tracking
  • Work Item Assignment – Manage internal court staff tasks for case processing, filing review, and notice preparation

What’s Included

This model-driven app starter kit includes:

  • 10 entities providing comprehensive court case lifecycle management
  • Main forms and active views for case tracking, hearing scheduling, and decision documentation
  • Sample data to demonstrate typical court case scenarios and use cases
  • Integration with Core module for judicial districts, legal authorities, document management, and compliance frameworks

The module provides implementors with a baseline court case management application that can be customized for trial courts, appellate courts, administrative hearing offices, and other judicial or quasi-judicial bodies.

Getting Started

The Court Case Management module is available in the FAST Modules Repository under the MIT license. It requires the Core module as a foundation.

View the complete Court Case Management module documentation for entity descriptions, data model diagrams, and implementation guidance.