Court to Court - May 2003
2003 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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- Federal Judicial Center
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Federal Judicial Center gov.ntis.ava21274vnb1 4445-V/03 Court to Court - May 2003 Pro se litigants can require extra time and energy from court staff. The district court (D. Ariz.) describes how it helps pro se filers and the clerk's office staff. We also hear from one of the district judges and the chief circuit judge (9th Cir.) on this topic. "Words To Know" tackles the cyber versions of "bug" and "virus." We also include a report from a recent FJC conference that explored plausible scenarios for the future of the courts and implications of those futures for education and training.