"Realities of the Rules: How Procedural Rules Cope with Technological Advances"

Update: 2013-03-19

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The Practice of Law in the 21st Century: The Intersection of Law & Technology (2013 South Carolina Law Review Symposium) 1 MAR 2013: Panel, "Realities of the Rules: How Procedural Rules Cope with Technological Advances" with the Hon. Paul W. Grimm, Richard Marcus, the Hon. Shira A. Scheindlin, Derek S. Witte, Moderator: Justin S. Kahn

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In Channel

"The Law & Technology: An Overview" by Sarah M. Montgomery

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"Inadvertent Disclosure of Privileged Materials: Ethical and Legal Issues in Federal and State Court" by Nathan Crystal

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The Practice of Law in the 21st Century: The Intersection of Law & Technology (Brochure)

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Panel, "Producing & Protecting: How Best to Handle Electronically Stored Information"

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Panel, "Ethical Challenges in E-Discovery: Passwords, Privilege, Profiles, & Beyond"

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"Realities of the Rules: How Procedural Rules Cope with Technological Advances"

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"How Data Mining and Digital Privacy Affect E-Discovery" by Derek S. Witte

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"Structural & Practical Limitations on Rulemaking" by the Hon. Paul W. Grimm & David S. Yellin

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Keynote Address by William H. Neukom

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Panel, "From Spoliation to Authentication: The Evolving Role of Technology in Evidentiary Matters"

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"Predictive Coding: Emerging Issues and Concerns" by Charles M. Yablon & Nick Landsman-Roos

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"Realities of the Rules: How Procedural Rules Cope with Technological Advances"

University of South Carolina School of Law

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"Realities of the Rules: How Procedural Rules Cope with Technological Advances"

University of South Carolina School of Law

"Realities of the Rules: How Procedural Rules Cope with Technological Advances"