Technology Helpful in practicing law By L. Morrow Christian Silver-haired and distinguished, a red Hermes tie peeking from beneath his black robe, he's every inch a federal judge. Conferences are affable, until he's called back to the bench to settle a minor dispute. The attorneys sit, peepless. Because I enforce it, so don't play games.
Storm clouds pass as quickly as they appear and the judge jovially wishes all a good weekend.
Then, Richard Conway Casey, who sits in the Southern District of New York, emerges behind his 100-pound Labrador, Coach, and leaves the courtroom. Casey is an avid skier and golfer who occasionally golfs with Ken Venturi. A Giants fanatic, Casey goes to the games and beams when he shows off his autographed football. Shortly after, he went blind. Casey's computers are in the robing room, a war room of sorts.