All Articles tagged technology in courtrooms and judicial chambers

• Essays
  March 01, 2016 EDT
  Reading, Writing, and Listening in the Bankruptcy Courts
  The Honorable James E. Massey (Ret.)

  Innovations such as ECF, enhanced websites, and electronic court reporting (not to mention electronic research) have changed how judges and lawyers work.

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• Essays
  March 01, 2016 EDT
  Redefining the Workplace: Technology and the Modern Judicial Chambers
  The Honorable Robert N. Davis

  New technologies are drastically changing both the way we work and our concepts and attitudes about what we have traditionally referred to as the “workplace.”

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• Essays
  March 01, 2016 EDT
  Paper Versus Pixels: Please Don’t Take My Pencil Away
  The Honorable Jean Rosenbluth

  When it comes to writing and editing, I’m sticking with paper—even if I’m part of the last generation for which that will be true.