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High integrity computer implemented docketing system

  • US 5,329,447 A
  • Filed: 03/12/1992
  • Issued: 07/12/1994
  • Est. Priority Date: 03/12/1992
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A human operator controlled computer implemented deadline docketing system for a plurality of cases, comprisingnon-volatile memory means for retaining a program including a series of executable commands for implementing the docketing system and for retaining stored signals when the system is de-energized including a plurality of case record keys uniquely identifying each case;

  • controller means connected with said non-volatile memory means for executing said program to operate the docketing system;

    deadline recording means operating under the control of said controller means for receiving and storing in said non-volatile memory means unverified future calendar date signals associated with a unique case record key representing an initial human operator determined future calendar date by which an action must be taken in a case identified by the record key;

    report generating means operating under the control of said controller means for generating in response to an operator entered case identifier key an operator viewable first report listing and identifying all unverified future calendar dates stored in said non-volatile memory means associated with the operator entered case record key; and

    verification recording means operating under the control of said controlling means for converting unverified calendar date signals into verified future calendar date signals by receiving and storing in said non-volatile memory means in association with a future calendar date appearing in said first report a human operator generated verification signal indicating that the human operator has independently verified the accuracy of the corresponding future calendar date appearing in said first report.

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