1. 1 What is JABS?

2. 2 Objectives: Locate resources on the Judicial Access Browser System (JABS) for continued support. Sign on to JABS training environment. Explore new enhancements in JABS. Use JABS for domestic violence and child custody cases.

3. 3 What is JABS? Judicial Access Browser System (JABS). Displays case and person information. “Point and click” in a Web browser environment.

4. 4 Enhancements in JABS: View case summary information (Summary tab). View electronic tickets (eTicket tab). View Abstract Driving Records (DOL tab). View Individual Case History (ICH tab).

5. 5 Clerks and judges may use JABS to support court business during: Domestic Violence hearings Child custody hearings Arraignment hearings Sentencing hearings

6. 6 Why Use JABS?

7. 7 Easy “point and click” selection instead of codes. JIS is a mainframe, code-driven environment.

8. 8 Background information can be consulted in JABS to support child custody decisions.

9. 9 Prevent conflicting or competing protection-type orders.

10. 10 JABS is the only tool to view eTickets. Law Enforcement Agency (e.g., WSP)

11. 11 Fast, real-time access to case information. Data is not “cold.”

12. 12 Eliminate the need to print out case information in advance. Printed data is “cold.” Cold data = risk

13. 13 JABS training resources available: JABS Training Environment JABS Sign on and Practice Exercises JABS PowerPoint Tutorial JABS online help Location: Inside Courts > Judicial Info System > Projects & Plans > eTicketing > Project Demo Inside Courts

14. 14 Sign on to JABS training now Court ID: S99 User ID: AC S01 Password: S01

15. 15 View Case Summary Information (Summary tab)

16. 16 View Individual Case History (ICH tab) Quick Tip: The ICH tab in JABS displays all of the same information from the DCH screen, but also includes domestic violence-related and antiharassment civil cases.

17. 17 View the Abstract Driving Record (DOL tab)