Future Trends in State Courts

2004

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Table of Contents

Articles:

The Road Less Angrily Traveled: Aggressive Driving Legislation	Victor Flango Anne Keith
DWI Courts: The Newest Problem Solving Courts	Victor E. Flango
Therapeutic Jurisprudence: It’s Not Just for Problem-Solving Courts and Calendars Anymore	David B. Wexler
A-Courting We Will Go: The State of Same-Sex Marriage	Ann L. Keith
Probate Guardianship	Mary McFarland
Reaching Out to Self-Represented Litigants through Virtual Reference and Education	Gail Warren
Self-Represented Litigants in California: Court Programs Helping Litigants Help Themselves	Bonnie Hough
The Growing Need for Qualified Court Interpreters	Virginia Suvelu
Dial “M” for Misconduct:  The Effect of Mass Media and  Pop Culture on Juror Expectations	Judge Jacqueline Connor  Anne Endress Skove
Severing the Tether: The Rise of Wireless Networks	J. Douglas Walker
Time for Electronic Court Records	Roger Winters
Web Logs: Increasing Courts' Ability to Quickly Communicate with Constituents	Walter Latham
The Future of Court Security	Don Harderburgh
Trends in Courthouse Design	Don Hardenburgh
Planning for the Future: Strategic Human Resource Management	Madelynn Herman
Updates:
Miami’s Infant and Young Children’s Mental Health Program: A Case Study	Judge Cindy S. Lederman
Changes in the Juvenile Death Penalty	Carol R. Flango
Alternative Resources	Kenneth G. Pankey
Biometrics	J. Douglas Walker
JXDD and Beyond	Tom Clarke
Additional Articles:
Where We've Been: Pro Se Information Trends	William Downs
What to Watch: E-Courts - Promising but Proceed with Caution	Lin Walker

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