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: Slaw.caTop Court Truly Wired
By Simon Chester
Simon 1 reported from the Lexum Conference on Justice Bastarache’s speech on the Supreme Court of Canada’s technology plans.
Completely unofficially, here is a picture from last Wednesday, showing the extent of the court’s commitment - every place at the counsel table is wired, the central desk from which counsel addresses the court looks like a command centre. [Click on the image to enlarge it.]
I didn’t have a chance to peek behind the judges’ area - I suspect that is permanently off-limit to mere mortals - but I suspect that the bench will be similarly wired. As the court moves to digital factums, counsel will need to be nimble with the mouse as well as the orator’s tongue.
- the other Simon
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on January 21, 2008 (boomark / email).
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