Does the NYC judicial system not know about computers?
A1 Clash Over Computer Privacy A special panel of federal judges has recommended the monitoring of all the computers used in the judicial branch over the objections of judges who regard the practice as a privacy violation.
A special committee of federal judges has recommended the wide-scale monitoring of all the computers used in the judicial branch, over the objections of judges who regard the practice as a privacy violation.
The Senate's sergeant-at-arms, William Pickle, has been investigating how Republican staff aides were able to view and distribute to conservative news outlets several internal Democratic computer entries dealing with judicial nomination strategy.
No electronic magician could design from my arguments a computer program that would supply a verdict everyone would accept once the facts of the case and the text of all past statutes and judicial decisions were put at the computer's disposal' (Dworkin 1986, p. 412).
He said that federal judges had recently decided, in a series of secret rulings, that any telephone transmission or e-mail that incidentally flowed into U.S. computer systems was potentially subject to judicial oversight.
Hacking a computer for spying purposes will need judicial approval, but if you're arrested for terrorism, police can look through your phone.
With the accumulated experience, the model can help judicial officers to intelligently analyze the same type of computer crimes, and based on currently available information to predict the impending crimes.
In 2008, he created a computer program that enabled free access to federal judicial documents.
A scandal is brewing in the Senate Judiciary Committee, where it appears Republican staff members tapped into the computers of Democratic staff members, stealing confidential strategy memorandums concerning judicial nominees.
