Indigent Litigants are Entitled to Free Court Reporters, the California Supreme Court has Ruled
The ABA Journal has published this article reporting a recent decision of the California Supreme Court which ruled that “[u]nder…
Introduction
The use of technology within the courtroom is aligning with the rise of technological advances over the last two decades….
Is the Application of Cloud Services to Legal Practice a Good Thing?
In recent years, the use of the cloud and its applications to various industries has taken off. Its benefits and…
Juror Misconduct and Social Media Relationships – Reporting Friend Requests
Alison SchoettlerThe rise of social media use among jurors, judges, parties, and attorneys alike have created new issues and questions regarding…
Legal AI Tool Improvements & the Implicit Meaning of Language
Alex AshrafiArtificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning have lit imaginations across many industries, including the legal profession. Speculations range from exuberant…
Milestone in AI: Charter on Ethics Regarding Use of AI by Judicial Systems Released by Council of Europe
Taylor Treece & Kelsey RuszkowskiOn December 3, 2018, the development of legal rules for Artificial intelligence (AI) reached a major milestone with the release…
Mobile Courts at the Border: Solution or Barrier to Justice?
Erin GaideSynopsis: The Department of Homeland Security has combined mobile courtrooms and remote judges to address the strain on the…
Pandemic Discussion
Let’s continue the conversation and offer an avenue for all Court Affiliates to share information on how your court uses…
Pro Se Litigation, the Legal Monopoly, & Tech-Powered Legal Assistance (Part III)
Scott BrownPro se litigants have generally been disfavored by the U.S. legal system, as they typically were regarded as lacking the…
Protecting Information in Court Records: Clarifying Three Problem Areas
Hon. Gerald P. PtacekTo see the presentation, please click HERE.
