Perspective
Jul. 8, 2014
Let me introduce the (high tech) judge next door
There can be no doubt that judges need to adapt to changing technologies, as much as the law itself has to run to keep up. By Lorelei D Ritchie
It is apparent to anyone who practices law (or watches TV) that technology has been increasing in courtrooms across the nation. As we've been reminded by a recent media blitz, we've just passed the 20th anniversary of OJ Simpson's televised trial. So have things really changed in the courtroom, and does this affect our judges? The answer is they certainly have, and it definitely does.
Legal practice has evolved over the...
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