NCSC gives boost to jury trials: a new program designed to enhance the jury trial process hits the nation

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National Center for State Courts (NCSC) is aiming to improve the jury trial process in state courts across United States with the National Program to Increase Citizen Participation in Jury Service Through Jury Innovations. The program allows courts to avail solutions in the program to improve the jury trial process.

General services, Services information, Services, Company systems management, Information management, Courts, Trials, National Center for State Courts

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Vehicle black box debate

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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 15 percent of all vehicles have black boxes, and close to 65 percent of all vehicles sold in 2004 have them. The relevant details regarding the black boxes technology are discussed.

Usage, Reports, Technology application, United States. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Vehicles, Voyage data recorders, Transportation data recorders

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Gibson Dunn tech support ranks no. 1

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The 10th Annual AmLaw Tech Survey has revealed that that Gibson Dunn Tech is ranked as the topmost technical support provider for law firms.

Computer and Data Processing Services, Computer services industry, Information technology services industry, Rankings

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