Just finished running the Michigan Judges Association annual membership meeting with all of these friendly colleagues. The new leadership slate has been approved and I’m so pleased that such a great team has been chosen!
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Cass County Probate Judge @CarolBealor and Retired Cass County Probate Judge @ndsued along with guest speakers Chelsea and Preston joined families, community members, and court staff in celebrating Reunification Month today.
@_ClintCarter That is so true even today without VR. I attended an excellent seminar on the danger of accepting all forensic science w/o scrutiny. Am reading "Autopsy of a Crime Lab, Exposing the Flaws in Forensics" now by one of the presenters, Brandon Garrett.
I was joking with Court staff yesterday that I am ready for the type of interaction with data used in the movie the Minority Report in the Courtroom and then today I saw this from Jim McMillan on the Court Technology Bulletin page
https://t.co/zkNIPaQyM7
After serving 14 years on a fantastic trial court, I am thrilled, humbled, and grateful to join the Michigan Court of Appeals. Dreams do come true.
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Remote proceedings take about a third longer than in-person hearings largely due to tech issues and lack of preparation by participants, according to an NCSC study of TX #courts. The study also found remote proceedings increase #accesstojustice. More: https://t.co/RdvpsQUEMf.
The Administration of the St. Joseph County Courts met today and received input from the Public Health Director for the County. We have decided to adjourn the Circuit Jury trial for Jan. 25, 2022. All other matters will continue as scheduled.
Michigan History current issue has article on Dr. Wisdom and Wilkerson. Two female physicians who were trailblazers in the 1920s and 30s opening medical office in Sturgis. I never heard of them before. The medical universities had limits on how many women could attend.