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Self-Representation
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Court Technology
Conferences Presentations
In conjunction with its
leadership role in the Court Technology field, the National Center for
State Courts has hosted Court Technology Conferences (CTCs) since the late
1980s. Presentations from these conferences are highly respected in
the court community. NCSC has preserved and digitized these
conference papers since CTC4 held in 1994. The conference presentations
this topic are available through the links
below.
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CTC10
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Hough,
Bonnie et al. Technology
and the Access
to Justice Crisis. presented at the Tenth National Court Technology
Conference, Tampa, FL (October 2007).
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session will serve as an introduction to the Public Access sessions by
providing a broad strategic perspective of the need and potential
solutions for the courts as well as outline the critical role that
technology plays both on it own and as part of those strategies in
overcoming the justice to access problem by providing information over
the Web, assisting with preparation for court customer friendly filing
of cases, the development of training and support programs, and support
and encouragement of pro bono and discrete assistance programs. |
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CTC8
- 2003
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Staudt, Ronald W. "Self-Represented
Litigants and Electronic Filing". (presented at the Eighth
National Court Technology Conference Kansas City, MO October
2003). Refers to the advantages and disadvantages of Electronic
filing, especially pertaining to those people representing
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CTC7
- 2001
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Staudt, Ronald W.
"Access
to Justice- Meeting the Needs of Self-Represented Litigants, A
Consumer-Based Approach". (presented at the Seventh
National Court Technology Conference Baltimore, MD August
2001). An examination on the proximity of the courts to the
litigants, along with tips for closer interactions. |
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