- RT @uscode: US Code: Volume 17 of 2012 Edition (Title 23 to Title 25) now available in print 08:32:51, 2013-12-02
- "@BetaList: teech.io: A cloud backend for every educational app. #invites http://t.co/R45831n2k0" [Well, isn't this intriguing. Signed up.] 08:42:05, 2013-12-02
- RT @RRobertsTV: This is funny…#AmazonDrones RT @QuantumPirate: I missed an Amazon drone delivery. http://t.co/3ANemIq42p 11:45:41, 2013-12-02
- RT @LauraB7: For those of you who were in a Thanksgiving fog last week, registration for @ebookcraft is now open. http://t.co/3s8mHYLec2 #e… 12:38:13, 2013-12-02
- RT @github: Descriptive error messages for failed GitHub Pages builds https://t.co/3PzvQRFeql [this will be most helpful.] 13:52:46, 2013-12-02
- 606 hits from the Sony PlayStation. Certainly running Lessons while playing Assassin's Creed is one study technique. http://t.co/jwOlIWzptR 15:40:46, 2013-12-02
- RT @caliorg: Web team says CALI got about 600 hits from Playstations. Playing GTA in between lessons does not count towards your Crim Law … 21:24:42, 2013-12-02
- RT @adelevie: The legal text entity extraction world is about to get better thanks to @konklone et al https://t.co/F1s0uZhkai 21:30:49, 2013-12-02
9th Circuit To Begin Live Video Streaming of En Banc Proceedings
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit will provide live video streaming of its en banc proceedings, beginning with five cases scheduled for oral arguments December 9-11, 2013, in the James R. Browning U.S. Courthouse in San Francisco. Effective December 9, Internet users will find links to the video streams here or by visiting www.ca9.uscourts.gov and clicking on the link labeled “En Banc Video Streaming.”
via Internet Viewing of En Banc Proceedings.
In a move that is sure to get my portion of the Internet buzzing the 9th Circuit today announced that it will being streaming live video of en banc proceedings starting with next weeks hearings. The court notes that it will be using its own technology to do this and is not relying on an outside vendor for the service.
This represents a major step forward for the US Federal courts and it may set an example for other courts to follow. Now if they would just start releasing the text of opinions in a format other than PDF…