Court to Court - March 2000
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Federal Judicial Center gov.ntis.ava20947vnb1 3956-V/00 Court to Court - March 2000 This edition of Court to Court features an interview with Chief Judge Brock Hornby (D. Maine), Chair of the Judicial Conference Committee on Court Administration and Case Management. Judge Hornby describes the important role of court staff in dealing with confidential information, financial transactions, and ex parte conversations with counsel. Court to Court takes a look at how deputy clerks meet the challenges of today's ever-changing work environment. The program also examines the relationship between personality and communication style, and how to communicate more effectively. This installment of the video glossary "Words to Know" explains arbitration, mediation, and early neutral evaluation (ENE).