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Blacking out.(TRADELINE)
The U.S. court system has been struggling with the need to share information on litigants, while at the same time trying to protect those individuals in an era of increasing identity theft. At one time, not too long ago, gobs of sensitive personal information, such as Social Security numbers, birth dates, addresses and account numbers, for litigants in bankruptcy proceedings were published online.
Changing times come with new challenges. The courts and attorneys are working to redact personal data identifiers, but the process can be tedious and is affected by a learning curve.
Redaction is a familiar process: big black lines drawn through information that is proprietary or private. In the days of paper, it was done with a black marker. In the electronic age, it must be done differently and a recent piece in the Federal Courts' newsletter The Third Branch touched on an incident where Connecticut attorneys ...
- Who's afraid of Henry Hart? (casebooks on federal courts law)
- Magazine article from: Constitutional Commentary Wells, Michael March 22, 1997 700+ words
...than has Hart & Wechsler's The Federal Courts and the Federal System.(1) Indeed...risk of losing my union card in the Federal Courts workshop, I propose to show that the...fundamentally misguided in their approach to Federal Courts law. The main criteria for the selection...
- Federal Courts to be established soon: Minister.
- News wire article from: PPI - Pakistan Press International January 13, 2005 700+ words
ISLAMABAD, January 13 (PPI): Federal Courts having original and appellate jurisdiction...control of the Supreme Court on proposed Federal Courts will ensure independence of judiciary...The Minister also issued draft of the Federal Courts Bill-2005 for public opinion before...
- On the received wisdom in federal courts.(federal court policy that state...
- University of Pennsylvania Law Review Lee, Evan Tsen May 1, 1999 700+ words
The received wisdom in federal courts law is that the United States...litigation between state and federal courts. Left on their own, many federal...delicate balance between state and federal courts would be upset. Informed by...
- Busting the Hart & Wechsler paradigm. (Henry Hart and Herbert Wechsler, authors...
- Magazine article from: Constitutional Commentary Wells, Michael L. December 22, 1994 700+ words
Federal Courts law was once a vibrant area of scholarship...anything, went wrong, and what should Federal Courts scholars do about it? In his contribution...Fallon defends the reigning model of Federal Courts law, an approach to jurisdictional...
- Forum shopping for arbitration decisions: federal courts' use of antisuit...
- University of Pennsylvania Law Review Sternlight, Jean R. November 1, 1998 700+ words
...demonstrate the quagmire into which federal courts frequently have been thrust in arbitration...between federal and state courts. Federal courts have, on quite a few occasions, actually...whether, given abstention principles, federal courts "might stay a state-court suit pending...
- New 2010 Edition of BNA's Directory of State and Federal Courts, Judges, and...
- Newspaper article from: U.S. Newswire October 28, 2009 700+ words
...Listings for 2,133 state courts, 215 federal courts, 16,025 judges, 5,319 clerks...Editionof BNA's Directory of State and Federal Courts, Judges, and Clerks. TheDirectoryis...56509LOGO) BNA's Directory of State and Federal Courts, Judges, and Clerks, 2010 Editionis...
- Coeur d'Alene, federal courts and the supremacy of federal law: the competing...
- Magazine article from: Constitutional Commentary Jackson, Vicki C. June 22, 1998 700+ words
...uphold the jurisdiction of the lower federal courts to enforce federal law as against the...towards limitation of the ability of the federal courts to hear federal claims against states...the Court has found that the lower federal courts lack jurisdiction to decide claims...
- Comparing federal courts "paradigms."
- Magazine article from: Constitutional Commentary Fallon, Richard H., Jr. March 22, 1995 700+ words
...Wechsler paradigm" for analysis of Federal Courts issues.(1) To summarize crudely...reflects the still dominant approach to Federal Courts scholarship, is descriptively impoverished...for those who teach and write about Federal Courts law. His essay also calls attention...