are using technology and electronic records management to open the courts up to the people and support pro se litigants. Once these inititatives meet e-filing projects, courts may be getting close to Tocqueville's Democracy in America (vol. 1, vol. 2)
We all get frustrated with new technology. We also get frustrated with old technology such as tape. But when you get right down to it, whether old or new, if the input is bad the output will be bad. And in the "live-court-reporter vs. tape" debate, the "garbage in" argument lends itself well to Jerome L. Rose letter to the editor of the New Jersey Law Journal, where he states that there's nothing like a real live court reporter.
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