NCSC: Knowledge and Information Services

Fourth National Court Technology Conference

CTC4

Nashville, Tennessee
October 1994

Education Articles

CTC4

Title	Faculty
Audio Court Reporting - A Judge's Perspective	Thomas A. Olson
CLAD - Delaware's Paperless Docket	Robert J. Katzenstein Submitted by: Hon. Susan C. Del Pesco
Court Rules Related to Technology	John M. Greacen
Daubert and Other Approaches to Scientific Evidence	Stephen A. Brunnette Joe Cecil
Document/Imaging Processing	Alan Slater, Linda Martinez Jeannette McSkane
Electronic Filing	David J. Egar
Electronic Filing of Case File Documents	Alan Asay
How Technology Changes the Way Courts Do Business	Jeffey M. Barlow
Imaging in the 90s -- Technology Fad or Path to Improving Organizational Effectiveness?	Bob Wessels
Legal Waysides on the Information Superhighway: What Archie and Veronica are doing with Gophers in Cyberspace	James Hambleton Jacqueline S. Wright Timothy N. Holthoff
Life After the Mainframe	Brian Backus
Modern Technology in the Courtroom: Possibilities and Implications	Fredric I. Lederer
Multimedia for Courts	Harry Leverette
Object Oriented Programming	Robert K. Hoover
PC Video Conferencing	Leonard Rubin
Planning for Introductioin of New Technologies	George B. Riggen
Realtime Court Reporting and the Computer-Integrated Courtroom	Allan W. Klein
Security Technolog Update 1994	Fred A. Geiger
Strategic Planning for Court Technology	Kathy L. Mays Garret T. Yoshimi
The Technology of Videoconferencing	John Arnstein, James D. Goodwin, III
The Ten Commandments of Electronic Courthouse Design Planning and Implementation: The Lessons of the Midtown Community Court	Richard Zorza
Use and Abuse of Mediocolegal and Forensic Scientific Expert Testimony in the Courtroomt	Cyril H. Wecht
Using Video Recording as a Component in Managing Your Court	Richard Ryan Lamb
Workflow and Systems Integration	John M. Doktor