The Center for Legal and Court Technology is an entrepreneurial public service initiative of the Marshall-Wythe Law School at the College of William & Mary and the National Center for State Courts, dedicated to advancing the efficient use of technology in the administration of justice. We are actively engaged in worldwide consulting on the design and implementation of appropriate technology in courtrooms, providing cutting-edge training on the latest advancements in legal technology, keeping the public informed as to news and developments in the area of legal technology, publishing whitepapers, conducting research trials, and giving back to the community through fellowships and community service initiatives like our Fairytale Trials for K-12 students.

Once Upon a Crime at Colonial Williamsburg’s Kimbal Theatre Our vaunted Once Upon a Crime fractured legal fairytale trials program took over Colonial Williamsburg’s historic Kimbal Theatre on September 13th, 20th. and 21st! Staff and graduate research fellows at the Center for Legal and Court Technology participated in performances of Grimm v. Cinderella and Kingdom v. Pigge as a fundraiser for CLCT fellowships and community service projects. Click here to find out more! Find out how to use the McGlothlin Courtroom, the world’s most technologically-advanced courtroom, in classroom mode in this brand-new full-1080p high definition video! Click here for a written transcript of the video text.