CM/ECF Attorney Training: Two Courts' Techniques
2005 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Federal Judicial Center CM/ECF Attorney Training: Two Courts' Techniques 4774-V/05, AVA21536, August 11, 2005 Courts handle the challenge of training attorneys and their staffs to use CM/ECF in a variety of ways: some require training while others leave it up to attorneys to learn on their own, using on-line materials. This program, consisting of two segments that originally aired on Court to Court, examines two different approaches to CM/ECF training—one used by a district court (S.D. Ind.) and one used by a bankruptcy court (W.D. Ky.)