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OpenPublic is designed for gov't use. How would it fit in with US Courts?
OpenPublic Drupal – A Solution for U.S. Courts?
OpenPublic is an open source content management system based on Drupal and tailored for building websites for government
via By the people, for the people | OpenPublic.
From the same folks who brought us Open Atrium, OpenPublic is a Drupal distribution that has been tailored to meet the security, accessibility, and transparency needs of the Federal government. So, is it a solution for U.S. courts? Certainly using a platform like Drupal would provide courts with the ability to create custom websites while maintaining a standard backend that could be used to provide greater access to court decisions, rules and forms. Does anyone know if any courts are using Drupal for their main website?