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Court to Court (Jun 2001)

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Court to Court (Jun 2001)

June 26, 2001. 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 communication can be difficult. We'll get some tips on how to bridge the gap and see how the Ninth Circuit uses a personal approach to improve communication between "techies" and deputy clerks. In this installment of the video glossary "Words to Know," we'll explain prima facie, dismissal without prejudice, and en banc.

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Federal Judicial Center
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English
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