Effective Use of Courtroom Technology by Deanne C. Siemer; Federal Judicial Center (Contribution by)
The book is organized for quick reference without the need to read the entire volume, and to assist in the conduct of trials using technology from the initial phases of discovery through post-trial briefing. An important guide for judges, Effective Use of Courtroom Technology points out the reasons why lawyers take particular positions with respect to the use of technology, the options for resolving disputes, and some of the consequences of not resolving them at an early point in the proceedings. It suggests that judges actively manage technology matters rather than awaiting the parties' identification and argument of the matters.
Call Number: KF8915.Z9 E375 2001
ISBN: 1556817185
Publication Date: 2001-07-01
Electronic Discovery for Small Cases: Managing Digital Evidence and ESI by
Contents: Rule changes -- E-Discovery : the early years -- Small case dilemma -- A cooperative approach to manging E-Discovery in smaller cases -- Collection concerns : should you collect ESI by yourself or seek outside assistance? -- Quickly viewing a mixed bag of ESI -- Small budget searching solutions -- A processing, review, and production tool all in one -- Managing large volumes of E-mail and attachments -- Working in the cloud -- A simple solution for producing ESI -- Managing E-mail with Adobe Acrobat portfolios -- Working with electronic records at mediation, arbitration or trial -- What's next.
Call Number: KF8902 .E42 O44 2012ISBN: 1614383502Publication Date: 2012