Here are a few of my most popular and favorite articles from
the past year. Thanks for reading and sharing this blog!
JANUARY 12, 2011 – This article offered the first
head-to-head comparison of the first two trial presentation apps for iPad, and
quickly found itself at the top position for all-time most popular articles,
where it remains today. There are now others, including Exhibit
A and ExhibitView for iPad, which I will be reviewing very soon.
JANUARY 24, 2011 – What is it about those iPad app reviews?
Readership on this blog increased exponentially in 2011, largely attributed to the
many iPad app reviews I’ve written. This article explores several apps for jury
selection and monitoring, and is comfortably in the second position for
all-time most popular articles.
MAY 3, 2011 – Often, litigators make certain assumptions
about the Judge and jury, which are not always on the mark. One such assumption
is that Judges don’t care for the use of technology in court. Here are a few
noteworthy quotes for the doubters.
MAY 18, 2011 – I’ve never really used a device just because
it’s the cool thing to do. I do love my iPad, but I don’t believe it is a true
laptop replacement – regardless of what others might say. Same goes for my
phone. I did my homework, and found that the Google phone would be a better
tool than the iPhone, and on a better network (Sprint) that still features an
unlimited data plan. This particular article was also very popular in the
non-legal tech channels.
JULY 5, 2011 – It’s hard to believe this happen this past
year – it already seems so long ago. Our justice system was put to the test, as
was our perception of trial coverage by the media. Whether you agree or not,
the verdict stands. This article was
very popular in both the legal and non-legal audience.
SEPTEMBER 6, 2011 – Written for CAOC Forum Magazine, this
article was mentioned as one of the most-read posts on LinkedIn. While the
basics of trial preparation are similar, you’d better have everything ready to
go in an abbreviated trial.
SEPTEMBER 21, 2011 – This was perhaps the saddest article I’ve
ever written. Regardless of your position on capital punishment, we must not
allow our judicial system to be manipulated in the interest of convenience or
to satisfy public rage.
NOVEMBER 7, 2011 – Due diligence should go beyond the
storefront. Make sure the person who will actually be working with you is
qualified. Don’t just accept the sales pitch.
NOVEMBER 20, 2011 – Hmm, looks like I was on a roll here. If
you are considering bringing in an outside vendor to assist with your next
trial, this article offers another check-list of qualifications you should be
looking for.
DECEMBER 4, 2011 – You can’t accuse me of tooting my own
horn with this one. In fact, I’ve listed several of my favorite sources of
legal and technology information. In less than a month, it has found a home on
my all-time most popular articles, at number 3. Readers have added several of
their own suggestions. Feel free to add yours.
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