Topic
Courtroom Technology
68 published works
Jackson Lewis
Joseph Lazzarotti Authors "AI Glasses Not a Good Look in New York Courthouses"
Joseph Lazzarotti Authors "AI Glasses Not a Good Look in New York Courthouses" Stutts, Emily … Fri, 11/06/2026 - 16:47 Joseph Lazzarotti authors "AI Glasses Not a Good Look in…
Law Times News
OpenJustice founder Samuel Dahan gets funds for global study on courts’ use of AI
The Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada granted nearly $500,000
TechLaw Crossroads
Wearables In The Courtroom: Let’s Educate, Not Knee Jerk
Courts are starting to outright ban so-called smart glasses that can record audio and video from courtrooms. The impulse is understandable but how they are dealing with it could a…
Thomson Reuters Law Blog
Built for the way courts decide: Trusted, verifiable answers with CoCounsel Legal
By Jazmin.aguilar@thomsonreuters.com
In Part 1, we explored how CoCounsel Legal integrates seamlessly into judicial workflows—eliminating friction and keeping court professionals focused on the work that matters. Here, we turn to what makes those workflows trustworthy:…
Thomson Reuters Law Blog
Built for the way courts work: Seamless integration with CoCounsel Legal
By Jazmin.aguilar@thomsonreuters.com
Judges, clerks, and court staff move fluidly between reviewing filings, checking citations, conducting deep legal research, and drafting bench memos or opinions. These tasks don’t happen in isolation—and they don’t…
The IPKat
Help us UK Supreme Court, you’re our only hope (for digital replicas)
Frames from Star Wars: A New Hope and Rogue One: A Star Wars Story - LucasfilmWho would have thought that Princess Leia’s ‘holographic’ plea in Star Wars: Episode IV –…
The Florida Bar News Releases
The Evolution of Technology for Florida Clerks of Court: “The Impact of E-Everything”
By Susan Ray
Not an FRP? Learn how to become one. Overview Florida’s court system now operates within a modern, technology-driven framework that balances access to public records, efficiency in case processing, security…
GT London Law Blog
AI in the Courtroom: Key Takeaways From Recent Decisions in the Courts of England and Wales
By Hannah Blom-Cooper, Maisie Stewart, Irina Morozova
Courts in England and Wales are confronting the risks of AI-assisted document preparation, with recent decisions highlighting the potential risk of fabricated case citations in common law jurisdictions where precedent…
Bressler Risk Blog
Security, Smart Glasses, and Civility — Smart Glasses in Courtroom Sparks Severe Response, Law Firm Security as Competitive Advantage, California’s New Lawyer Civility Oath
By Dan Bressler
Jamie Giani notes: “UK Judge Rules on Smart Glasses in Court Proceedings” — “A judge in the UK issued an opinion finding that a witness had been fed answers via…
Ethical Grounds
California judge warns Meta about AI glasses in court. Are you aware of the Vermont Judiciary’s rules on devices in the courtroom?
TL;DR: the Vermont Judiciary has adopted rules on the use of recording & transmitting devices in courtrooms. They’re here. Now, Mike’s Version. As is my habit both on this blog…