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Whether it’s virtual hearings, digital calendars, or working with a remote interpreter, technology is a part of today’s judicial system. Technology can make processes easier and more accessible—or do the complete opposite. While there is no one size fits all...
Whether it’s virtual hearings, digital calendars, or working with a remote interpreter, technology is a part of today’s judicial system. Technology can make processes easier and more accessible—or do the complete opposite. While there is no one size fits all approach, the Access to Justice Board developed the Access to Justice (ATJ) Technology Principles to help carefully consider the introduction or implementation of technology in your practice or court. This seminar walks through each principle in depth and provides real world examples of how to conduct this type of analysis.
FACULTYEllen Reed - Washington Access to Justice Technology Committee, Vashon, WAMichael Terasaki - Washington Pro Bono Council, Bellevue, WA
SCHEDULE11:40 a.m. Webcast Login Opens11:55 a.m. Webcast Begins 1:30 p.m. Adjourn
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