Finally, when the public has questions about the records or a complaint about legibility, a simple email form is provided that will trigger a response and the posting of better images. For examples from the system, see handout . As we attempt to properly care for the historical records of the judiciary and the whole of our legal system, perhaps another valuable lesson we must learn from the current world is the need to be both interesting and brief. I doubt that we will have any difficulty in making judicial and legal history interesting to almost any audience. Too much of the reality of life is packed into our court records.
Brevity is another matter.
Clearly with what we already know about our records and our past, the preserving and telling of our history holds great promise. It is simply up to all of us who care to make it happen.