U.S. Supreme Court
Oct. 20, 2007
Techie Justice in Action: Touting Electronic Traffic Tickets
Some day, when you get your first traffic ticket by e-mail, you can thank Justice Ming Chin of the California Supreme Court. Chin is at the forefront of a movement in the state judiciary to cut back on the use of paper records and do as much business as possible electronically.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - Earlier this month, Ming Chin met with the state police to discuss a subject that might seem rather mundane for a justice of the California Supreme Court.
Traffic tickets.
But these aren't just any traffic tickets. Chin, a devoted techie, wants to see the state police start issuing ele...
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