Information Technology

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Emergence of Computer-Assisted Research as an Established Legal Tool

Joseph L. Ebersole

January 1, 1977

This paper presents a history of the development of computerized information retrieval systems.

An Evaluation of Application of a Computerized Citation-Checking System in the Federal Courts

Alan M. Sager

January 1, 1977

An evaluation of the utility to federal courts of a computerized system for checking the accuracy of case citations and determining case histories. The report explains the evaluated system and the methodology of the project and covers usage data and the accuracy of cite-checking systems.

Courtran Management Information System: Terminal/Telecommunications User's Manual

January 1, 1976

This manual describes procedures for court employees to call, log in and log out of the Federal Judicial Center computers to access COURTRAN. Instructions for use of COURTRAN are contained in separate manuals.

Courtran Management Information System: Judge/Attorney File User's Manual

January 1, 1976

Report on Legal Research Practices in Three Federal Courts and Possible Computer Applications To Those Practices

William L. Whittaker

February 15, 1974

Courtran II: An Assessment of Applications and Computer Requirements

Charles W. Nihan

January 1, 1974

Pilot Project on Communicating Automatic Typewriters: Evaluation Report

June 23, 1973

In response to concerns expressed about delay in transmission of proposed opinions and emergency motion papers among the widely-scattered judges of the Temporary Court of Emergency Appeals (TECA), the Federal Judicial Center conducted a pilot project experimenting with the use of IBM Magnetic Car

Barriers and Incentives to Technology Transfer Into the United States Courts

William B. Eldridge

January 1, 1973

Courtran: A Modular Management Information and Research System for Courts

Joseph L. Ebersole, J. A. Hall Jr.

October 3, 1972

Prepared for Presentation at the International Symposium on Criminal Justice Information and Statistics Systems. The paper describes how the COURTRAN system operates and the functions it performs.

Comments as Member of Panel on Uses of Video Technology