Technological linkages between justice and law enforcement agencies are radically altering
criminal process and access to justice for prisoners. Video links, integral to an increasingly …

As technology comes to characterize our world in ever more comprehensive ways there are
increasing questions about how the'rights' and'wrongs' of technological use can be …

Fileger, can you see this? WITNESS [testifying in a Florida courtroom from Nevada]. I can, I
can see it, but I can't see details of it.'The age of technology is upon us. We can watch …

The Sixth Amendment of the United States Constitution provides that"[i] n all criminal
prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right... to be confronted with the witnesses against …

1 'Information Technology'(hereinafter, IT) is nowadays routinely used by individuals when
carrying out almost every conceivable form of activity, lawful or unlawful. Law enforcement …

The judge asks the prosecution to call its next witness against the criminal defendant. The
judge and jury watch as the bailiff administers the oath to the witness, who swears to" tell the …

The Montana Law Review should be commended for addressing seriously the Montana
Constitution here and in prior years. Further, the Blewett School of Law offers a course …

Volume 34, Number 1 Fall 2020 Page 1 Harvard Journal of Law & Technology Volume 34,
Number 1 Fall 2020 REMOTE JUSTICE: CONFRONTING THE USE OF VIDEO …

Fredric Lederer is Chancellor Professor of Law and Director, Center for Legal and Court
Technology, William & Mary School of Law. This article was originally prepared in a slightly …

The Court's decision in Crawford v. Washington'did little to clarify existing Sixth Amendment
jurisprudence. If anything, the holding actually contributed to the confusion by sparking …