Court to Court - October 2003
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Federal Judicial Center gov.ntis.ava21281vnb1 4534-V/03 Court to Court - October 2003 Court to Court takes another look at community outreach and follows a courthouse tour at a district court (W.D. Mo.) to learn how several units of the justice system participate in these tours. "Words To Know" tackles "millennials" and "emotional intelligence" and how those terms relate to staff management. Court staff from a bankruptcy court (D. Nev.) explain how they overcame serious difficulties after going "live" with CM/ECF.