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• Blast From The Past: The Conference on Court Technology
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Features
The Conference on Court Technology: Implications for Judicial Education
by Susan M. Trippi

Reprinted from NASJE News (vol. 3, no. 3, Summer 1988)

In the Summer 1988 issue of NASJE News, the editors looked forward to how computers might affect the ways judicial educators would do our work. Let’s see what they were thinking about the benefits of technology to education and training organizations. PDF

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