Law Technology Today From the ABA Legal Technology Resource Center
What happens when jurors Google, Facebook, or get online during trial.
Read More »Jurors and the Seriousness of Googling or Facebooking During Trial
Ethical Pitfalls in Social Media Research, Discovery, and Communications
A look at some state bar opinions on the use of social media in research, discovery and communications.
Read More »Lawmageddon and How to Prepare for Social Media in the Courtroom
In this episode of Digital Detectives, Sharon Nelson and John Simek interview Nathaniel Russell about his definition of Lawmageddon.
Read More »The Impact of Social Media and Technology on Divorce and Custody Cases
What we share with our “friends” on social media could end up in the hands of people who will use those frustrations and private moments against us.
Read More »Juries and Social Media (Free book excerpt from “Social Media as Evidence”)
Excerpted and adapted from Social Media as Evidence: Cases, Practice Pointers, and Techniques, now available from LPM Publishing. The Use of Social Media to Conduct Research on Jurors In addition to researching individual jurors, parties should also consider social media research to discover trends of thought, attitudes, opinions, and the like among the jury pool in the area, particularly in a high profile case. Indeed, …
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