Vol. 23, Issue 2, 1971January 01, 1971 EDT
The Move Toward Modern Data Management in the Courts
The Move Toward Modern Data Management in the Courts
Eldridge Adams,
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue 2, 1971
Vol. 23, Issue 2, 1971
- Judicial Reform--IntroductionTom C. Clark
- Courts for MethuselahHans Zeisel
- The Administration of Justice in the Federal District CourtWilliam A. McRae
- The Move Toward Modern Data Management in the CourtsEldridge Adams
- Court of Administrative Appeals: Alternative Available to Legislature, Following Defeat of 1970 Proposed Amendment of Judiciary Article of Florida ConstitutionL. Harold Levinson
- Judicial Fiscal IndependenceJames T. Brennan
- Discovery: A Competition Between the Right of Privacy and the Right to KnowKenneth B. HughesCarol E. Anderson
- Direct Action Against Liability Insurer: A Legislative Approach for FloridaHoward R. Marsee
- In Personam Jurisdiction--Due Process and Florida's Short "Long-Arm"W.C. Gentry
- Government in the Sunshine: Promise or Placebo?Ruth Mayes Barnes
- Jetport: Stimulus for Solving New Problems in Environmental ControlDavid Brennan
- Florida's Six-Member Criminal Juries: Constitutional, but Are They Fair?Thomas E. Morris
- Tax Court: New Policy to Follow the Precedent Set by the Courts of Appeas: Lawrence OverruledMarshall W. Liptak
- Federal Courts: New Limitations on Injunctive ReliefMichael E. Cox
- Constitutional Law: Due Process Requires Prior Hearing Before Termination of Welfare BenefitsPhillip R. Finch
- Constitutional Law: Indigent Misdemeanant's Right to Appointed Counsel: Lifting the Poverty Bar--A New Florida StandardHal H. Kantor
Eldridge Adams, The Move Toward Modern Data Management in the Courts, 23 Fla. L. Rev. 250 (1971).