Court to Court - January 2004
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Court to Court - January 2004
Supervising computer crime defendants and offenders is a growing responsibility for probation and pretrial services officers. To learn how best to handle the out-of-the-ordinary demands of this ever-changing responsibility, we visit a pretrial services office (D. Ariz.) and a probation office (N.D. Ohio) that are among the leaders in sharing information with fellow officers around the country. âWords To Knowâ explains two Latin legal phrases, âex parteâ and âqui tam.â With the election season about to begin, we review the guidelines for partisan political activities by judiciary employees in an interview with Marilyn Holmes of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courtsâ Office of General Counsel.
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- Federal Judicial Center
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- English
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