Government
Jul. 11, 2014
State's courts trail other regions in court reporting, interpreter technology
Despite the existence of teleconferencing technology and a huge demand for interpreter services, courts are only just beginning to experiment with video remote interpreting. Unions are pushing against the trend.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
California's leaders often brag that the state leads the nation in forward-thinking policies. But California's courts lag behind other states in the use of technology.
Notably, the state's courts trail others when it comes to using electronic recording equipment to make records of court proceedings. And despite the existence of teleconferencing technology and a diverse population's huge ...
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