Thoughts on Optimizing Time & Attention in Virtual Trials
By Michael Shammas, Research Fellow & Attorney By some estimates, a COVID-19 vaccine may be delayed …
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A Report on the Civil Jury Project’s Mock Zoom Jury Trial
By Michael Pressman, Research Fellow Last Thursday, the Civil Jury Project—with the help of many contributors—conducted …
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The Dawn of the Civil Jury in Argentina
By Andrés Harfuch[1]and Juan Sebastián Lloret[2] Trial by jury was guaranteed in Argentina since 1853, when …
Advocacy Through the Computer Screen: Best Practices for Effective Remote Advocacy
By the Hon. Mark Drummond (Ret.), Judicial Advisor I am writing this column in my “home …
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Bench Trial By Videoconference
By Michael Pressman, Research Fellow In various courts across the country, judges have been beginning to …
Memorandum: The Permissibility & Constitutionality of Jury Trial by Videoconference
By Michael Pressman & Michael Shammas, Research Fellows Below, our research fellows analyze, in the form …
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What Online Jury Trials Could Look Like
By Richard Gabriel Federal and state courts in all 50 states have postponed jury trials and …
Seating a Civil Jury During a Pandemic
By the Honorable David Keenan, Judicial Advisor It’s early on a Monday morning. You lost an …
Time Limits in Civil Jury Trials
By the Honorable Nathaniel Gorton, Judicial Advisor As a United States District Judge, I almost invariably …
The Trial of Counting Trials
By Michael Elias Shammas, Research Fellow “It is clear that the number of jury trials declined …