Without a FLAG, the siloed public agencies have challenges sharing data or community feedback between each other, not to mention with their customers. Without eliciting feedback from the public and sharing the information, these entities are unaware of families’ experiences at specific touchpoints throughout their journeys in the system and do not make improvements for better experiences with greater efficiencies. A properly executed FLAG would facilitate the agencies gaining a better understanding of the system that many families currently consider to be insensitive, obstructive, and harmful – psychologically, emotionally, financially, socially, and legally.  

Email your circuit court judge and trial administrator now: not only is a FLAG mandatory, it is needed to get the feedback courts need to run well and provide justice for the people.