 |  _ | CM/ECF Attorney Training: Two Courts' Techniques
August 11, 2005 (Video)
4774-V/05 (one DVD) (23 minutes)
Courts handle the challenge of training attorneys and their staffs to use CM/ECF in a variety of ways: some require training while others leave it up to attorneys to learn on their own, using on-line materials. This program, consisting of two segments that originally aired on Court to Court, ...(Read more) |
| _ | Court to Court
July 8, 2004 (Video)
4627-V/04 (one DVD) (32 minutes)
Converting a court to CM/ECF is only one part of implementing the new system. Training attorneys and their staffs offers its own trials. We visit a bankruptcy court (W.D. Ky.) to learn how the clerk’s office tackled the challenge. A Moment in Court History spotlights two legal pioneers— the first ...(Read more) |
| _ | Court to Court
October 30, 2003 (Video)
4534-V/03 (one DVD) (29 minutes)
Court to Court takes another look at community outreach and follows a courthouse tour at a district court (W.D. Mo.) to learn how several units of the justice system participate in these tours. "Words To Know" tackles "millennials" and "emotional intelligence" and how those terms relate to staff ...(Read more) |
| _ | CM/ECF Staff Training: Two Courts' Experience
November 8, 2002 (Video)
4394-V/02 (one DVD) (28 minutes)
Staff training for CM/ECF requires time and energy, sometimes more than expected. Staff from a bankruptcy court (D. Wyo.) and district court (D. Neb.), both of which recently converted to CM/ECF, share their experiences with training. They offer insights into dealing with fear factors, how and when ...(Read more) |
| _ | CM/ECF: The Court to Court Collection
February 14, 2002 (Video)
4320-V/02 (one DVD) (39 minutes)
This program is a selection of previous segments from Court to Court relating specifically to CM/ECF. Court to Court meets with three district courts (W.D. Mo., N.D. Ohio, N.D. Cal.) and two bankruptcy courts (S.D. N.Y., W.D. N.C.) during the early stages of their implementation of CM/ECF. Judges, ...(Read more) |
| _ | Court to Court
October 31, 2002 (Video)
4395-V/02 (one DVD) (35 minutes) (available closed-captioned)
Court to Court visits the bankruptcy court (D. Wyo.) and district court (D. Neb.) to get practical advice from their experiences with staff training for CM/ECF. "A Moment in Court History" features the 1839-1841 proceedings regarding the African captives of the Spanish ship Amistad. We also visit a ...(Read more) |
| _ | Court to Court
June 26, 2001 (Video)
4215-V/01 (one DVD) (35 minutes) (available closed-captioned)
This issue of Court to Court describes modifiable tutorials (district and bankruptcy versions) courts can use to acquaint attorneys and law firm staff with the functions and features of the Electronic Case Filing system. The languages of automated systems and operations are so different that ...(Read more) |
| _ | Court Records: Public Access v. Privacy
J. Rich Leonard, Dennis D. O'Brien, Michael J. Kaplan,
December 8, 2000 (Video)
4137-V/00 (one DVD) (30 minutes)
This program features a spirited discussion with three bankruptcy judges about the problems raised by electronic access to court records. The courts' use of imaging and electronic case filing may allow anyone with a computer and a modem to access court records. Presenting different opinions on this ...(Read more) |
| _ | Court to Court
June 17, 1999 (Video)
3862-V/99 (one DVD) (34 minutes)
What can be done when hundreds of media representatives descend on your court for a case that has generated intense public interest? This edition of the Center's educational television magazine features four districts--Colorado, California Eastern, Arizona, and Arkansas Eastern--which have mastered ...(Read more) |
| _ | Court to Court
May 25, 1998 (Video)
3644-V/98 (one DVD) (33 minutes)
The first broadcast of this new series examines electronic filing prototypes underway in the courts with visits to the W.D. Mo. district court and the S.D. N.Y. bankruptcy court; explores what gets people excited about their work; provides an inside look at the FJTN; offers new developments about ...(Read more) |