Report on Legal Ethics and Social Media
Legal ethics is decidedly deceiving title for the collection of codes presented under this name by the ABA and various…
Senate Bill No. 327: The Future of IoT Regulation?
Alex HoustonOn September 28, 2018, California passed Senate Bill No. 327, making it the first state with an Internet of Things…
Technologies & Tactics to Limit Social Media Use by Juries
Morgan ReedsSocial media use in the courtroom is a problem that has been discussed for years – how bad is it?…
The Disappearance of Rural Lawyers (Part I)
Alex HoustonIn January 2019, Law360 published a troubling report on a growing problem: the dearth of lawyers in rural America. Today,…
The Facial Recognition Technology Controversy: Concerns, Responses, & Calls to Action
Katherine SorrellRecently, increasing attention has been paid to the resistance emerging from multiple interest groups in the next frontier of privacy…
The Implications of the Dark Web for Legal Practice
Trenton MullinsSynopsis The “dark web” is a powerful tool that provides anonymity to those who might use it for illicit activities,…
The iPad at Trial, 2013 Annual AAJ – PAPERS 25
James R. Moncus, III *I. Embracing Change and Technology Over the last several years, lawyers have been increasingly interested in incorporating relevant technology into…
The Trouble with Twitter
Eric McCoySocial networks provide people with constant access to the opinions of their peers, but how do courts prevent these opinions…
Thoughts on Remote Appearances and Virtual Hearings
Fred LedererAn Essay for the CLCT Court Affiliates By Fred Lederer[i] Were it not for the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020,…
Videoconferencing in Immigration Courts: Asset or Deficit?
Katherine SorrellDuring the summer of 2018, federal officials implemented videoconferencing devices in New York immigration courts as a means of remedying…
