JOSS is an acronym for 'Judge On Site System', a computerized system used in courtrooms to help judges make decisions. It is designed to provide judges with access to relevant information and data, as well as to help them make decisions quickly and accurately. The system is used in many countries around the world, including the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom. IDOL is an acronym for 'Integrated Digital Online Library', which is a library of digital documents that can be accessed by judges using the JOSS system. This library contains legal documents, case law, and other resources that can be used to help judges make informed decisions.