Information Technology

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Report on Legal Research Practices in Three Federal Courts and Possible Computer Applications To Those Practices

William L. Whittaker

February 15, 1974

Courtran II: An Assessment of Applications and Computer Requirements

Charles W. Nihan

January 1, 1974

Pilot Project on Communicating Automatic Typewriters: Evaluation Report

June 23, 1973

In response to concerns expressed about delay in transmission of proposed opinions and emergency motion papers among the widely-scattered judges of the Temporary Court of Emergency Appeals (TECA), the Federal Judicial Center conducted a pilot project experimenting with the use of IBM Magnetic Car

Barriers and Incentives to Technology Transfer Into the United States Courts

William B. Eldridge

January 1, 1973

Courtran: A Modular Management Information and Research System for Courts

Joseph L. Ebersole, J. A. Hall Jr.

October 3, 1972

Prepared for Presentation at the International Symposium on Criminal Justice Information and Statistics Systems. The paper describes how the COURTRAN system operates and the functions it performs.

Comments as Member of Panel on Uses of Video Technology

Joseph L. Ebersole

August 15, 1972

Comments before the General Practice Section American Bar Association Annual Meeting

Courtran from the User's Point of View

Nan Gold

January 1, 1972

A perspective on Courtran as a system that allows courts to make informed decisions about the management of its operations and caseload, and on the need to develop and implement new management techniques.

The Potential for Video Technology in the Courts