By: Daley Center Secure
Sounds like the Southern District of Illinois in E. St. Louis. “Counsel, thank you for waiting. No, the judge will not hear oral argument on your motion, and no, you may not file a reply brief. Oh,...
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I never heard of this guy before. He must be smarter than past failed ATL bloggers. Sneak onto the blog under cover of anonymity, no fanfare, no announcement, and slip back out unnoticed when his...
View ArticleBy: Skol
There is a significant danger to allowing a witness to testify remotely. There is no assurance that the witness is free from coercive elements at his physical location (there never is completely, of...
View ArticleBy: Flea Bailey
There is a significant danger that comments like this will kill my ATL buzz as I try to forget the miserable existence I have chosen as a lawyer.
View ArticleBy: Guest
In my state in the federal court you must efile. . . and send a hard copy to the judge. Slaps face.
View ArticleBy: Afghani
We’re just upgrading to papyrus sheets from clay tablets in my jurisdiction.
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In my state in the juvenile courts, witnesses and parties are allowed to testify remotely, but they’re required to do so at a courthouse with a notary and deputy present, which one would hope would...
View ArticleBy: Dingus, JD
Which goes to show that e-filing is only about s*#$-cannign a bunch of file clerks and making lawyers and their staff do the former job of a bunch of unionized civil-servants.
View ArticleBy: Guest of the Week
In reply to Suspicious Guest. I never heard of this guy before. He must be smarter than past failed ATL bloggers. Sneak onto the blog under cover of anonymity, no fanfare, no announcement, and slip...
View ArticleBy: Skol
There is a significant danger to allowing a witness to testify remotely. There is no assurance that the witness is free from coercive elements at his physical location (there never is completely, of...
View ArticleBy: Flea Bailey
There is a significant danger that comments like this will kill my ATL buzz as I try to forget the miserable existence I have chosen as a lawyer.
View ArticleBy: Suspicious Guest
In reply to <a href="https://abovethelaw.com/2011/03/the-digital-courtroom-apparently-not-a-pipe-dream/#comment-627259">Guest of the Week</a>. Would you like some avocado on your goodbye...
View ArticleBy: Guest
In my state in the federal court you must efile. . . and send a hard copy to the judge. Slaps face.
View ArticleBy: Afghani
In reply to <a href="https://abovethelaw.com/2011/03/the-digital-courtroom-apparently-not-a-pipe-dream/#comment-627275">Guest</a>. We're just upgrading to papyrus sheets from clay tablets...
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