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Court and AdministrativeChild Support Exchanges
AKA: Non-Standard Exchanges Using
GJXDM
2006 Global Justice XML Data Model User’s Conference
September 2006
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AGENDA
• Why is the NCSC working on non-criminal activities?
• What have we done?
• Where are we going?
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Why Try to Apply GJXDM to Non-Criminal Cases?
• Court Workloads Nationally– State Trial Courts - approximately 66.8 million
incoming cases in 2003– Traffic cases - for 54.6% of all incoming cases
in State Trial Courts in 2003
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Overall . . .Total Incoming Cases to State Courts,
by Court Jurisdiction, 2003 (in millions)
Case Type
General Jurisdiction & Unified Courts
Percentage of Non-Traffic
Incoming Cases
Limited Jurisdiction
Courts
Percentage of Non-Traffic
Incoming Cases
Civil 7.6 39% 9.4 36%
Domestic 4.1 21% 1.6 6%
Juvenile 1.4 7% 0.5 2%
Criminal 6.2 32% 14.4 56%
Non-Traffic Total
19.3 100% 25.9 100%
68% 44%
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Why Child Support?• They were interested before there was a
GJXDM
• HHS/NCSC collaboration in late 2001 and early 2002– To determine if the Electronic Court Filing 1.0
DTD could handle child support cases– Showed that the ECF DTD could model the
complexities of child support cases, albeit not for sophisticated financial calculations
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Why is Child Support Challenging?
• Complexity– Familial relationships– Legislation and regulations governing case
types, incentives, and case flow– Administrative and non-administrative
remedies
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Why is Child Support Challenging?
• Complexity– Custody and financial orders
• Arrangements for regular payments, arrearages, medical care, and education
• When do they end?• Who gets paid?• Do payments change as visitation arrangements
change?
– Medical and insurance information
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What Makes It Easier Than Some Other Efforts at Exchange . . .
• The child support enforcement community has a 30 year history of sharing increasing information– Parent Locator System– Federal and state tax intercepts– Employer notifications
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What Might the Justice Community Learn from the Child
Support Community?
• Authoritative definitions
• Local/state/federal continuum
• Big carrot and big stick
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What Have We Done?
• 2002 Child Support DTD in conformance with the ECF 1.0 Standard– Used successfully in New York since then– NY is the only state out of the 54 states and
territories that can currently differentiate in their annual court caseload statistics the different types of support cases:
• IV-D Intrastate• IV-D UIFSA• Private Support
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Most Recent Activity
• IEPDs and XML schema for intrastate (not interstate) cases (single case and mass submissions):– Request for Remedy
• submission by the Child Support Enforcement (CSE) units (or private parties)
– Administrative bodies– Courts for modifications– Courts via petition
– Court Orders• Submission back to the Child Support Enforcement units or private
parties– Financial support arrangements– Custodial and visitation arrangements– Paternity determinations
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Joint Workgroup
• Court and CSE representatives from the same states:– California– Colorado– Delaware– Georgia– Iowa– Michigan– New York– Oklahoma– Vermont– Virginia– Washington State
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Current Status
• Completing the final changes to documentation
• Will enter into the Joint Technology Committee standards review process for the court community and a similar process in the child support enforcement community
• Will be added to the Clearinghouse and to the NCSC website during the review process for use
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What Were Our Problems Using GJXDM for This Non-Standard
Justice Exchange?
• Terminology– Obligor, obligee, custodial and non-custodial parents
• Areas that were the right stuff but not the right context– Medical insurance details for children, not for
automobile accidents
• Broadness and appropriateness of definitions– Greater precision and more clear authority for child
support community
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Where are We Going?
• Encouraging broad use in the courts and child support communities
• International interest and treaty and conventions inclusion
• Application to Interstate cases
• Document and forms creation
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Where is the NCSC Going with Non-Standard Justice Models?
• Expansion to other non-traditional justice arenas– Child welfare– Child protection orders– Conservatorships & Guardianships
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Where is the NCSC Going Generally Beyond IEPDs?
• Have developed proof of concept open source federated Registry/Repository for IEPDs– Human searchable and readable – Machine searchable and readable
• Registration and notification of updates after registration
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Excellent results fromGJXDM for a non-standard
justice purpose and an excellent partnership across
traditional boundaries
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Contact Info
• Terrie BousquinDirector of Technology Services
• Moira RowleyBusiness Integration Expert