Court to Court (Oct 2000)
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Court to Court (Oct 2000)
October 25, 2000. This edition of Court to Court focuses on jury administration, privacy of court records, and federal court history. We visit two district courts (N.D.N.Y. and M.D. Fla.) to learn about their techniques for effective jury administration and making jury duty a positive experience. New technologies, such as document imaging and case management/electronic case filing, raise questions about the privacy of court records. Chief Judges J. Rich Leonard (Bankr. E.D.N.C.) and Dennis D. O'Brien (Bankr. D. Minn.), and Judge Michael J. Kaplan (Bankr. W.D.N.Y.) analyze the issue of public access versus privacy. "A Moment in Court History" examines specific events in federal court history that have influenced larger national issues. This edition also covers the trial of Susan B. Anthony, who was indicted and convicted in federal court. The charge? Voting!
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