Law Practice
Apr. 22, 2006
Brave New World: Courting Videoconferences
LOS ANGELES - If an experiment before a Los Angeles Superior Court judge catches on, some attorneys may be spared the agony of negotiating Southern California's car-clogged freeways to get to court.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
If an experiment before a Los Angeles Superior Court judge catches on, some attorneys may be spared the agony of negotiating Southern California's car-clogged freeways to get to court.
On a recent morning in Judge Judith Chirlin's courtroom at the Mosk courthouse downtown, a video screen displayed the image of attorney Ste...
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