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Listserv for Court Administrators

October 31, 2008

How many court administrators does it take to screw in a light bulb?  Old joke, new answer—as many as you need to get the job done.  The development of the court administrator’s listserv allows for an entire group of experts to help one person solve his problem.  A listserv is a networking tool that allows groups to communicate quickly.  Everyone on the distribution list can easily email each other with questions.  It … [Read more...] about Listserv for Court Administrators

Court Technology and Mos Maiorum: "We have always done it that way."

October 31, 2008

Quill, Typewriter, Laptop

How many times do you walk away scratching your head when you hear this explanation given for the use of a questionable procedure?  Well, you may not know it, but there is an historical reference.  The Roman doctrine of mos maiorum means adhering to the legacy of usages and systems and organization inherited from the past. As we move forward with court technology this is one judge’s perspective on these rapidly app … [Read more...] about Court Technology and Mos Maiorum: "We have always done it that way."

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