More about the Courtroom T echnology in courtrooms and law firms, once futuristic, is fast becoming prevalent. Courts around the country, like the new federal court in Concord, have introduced sophisticated technology to trials.
Attorneys are clamoring to learn new software and remain ahead of the curve.
Law firms are wiring their offices for more cost-effective practice. Law students at the Law Center now have an advantage over their peers at most other law schools by learning trial advocacy and case management in a technology courtroom. Whether or not they ever try a case, the knowledge and practice with technology will give them an edge in finding and succeeding at their first jobs. The Devine, Millimet and Branch courtroom truly is a courtroom of the future. It includes a sophisticated combination of hardware and software, operating through a controlled access network of high-resolution monitors located at the judges bench, counsel tables, the witness box and the jury box.