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Spring, 2025 Issue of Circuits
8th Annual Technology and Justice for All CLE
The October, 2024 Issue of Circuits has been Published
Join us for a CLE Webinar on Nov. 21, 2024
Notice of the Annual Meeting of the Computer & Technology Section
ABA Techshow 2024: Startup Alley Pitch Competition An Analogy of Life
New Issue of Circuits Along With a Letter from the Chair
7th Annual Technology and Justice for All CLE
Free CLE: “To Chat GPT or Not to Chat GPT – That is the Question”
Message from the Chair
The Apple of my I: Apple WWDC Event (6.5.23)
Free CLE: “Space Law, AI, and Cybersecurity: Protecting the Security and Sustainability of the Next Frontier”
ABA TECHSHOW 2023 Highlights
ABA Techshow 2023: Startup Pitch Competition
The January, 2023 Edition of Circuits has been Published
Technology answers Technology Competence Questions: What else you can learn at the ABA TechShow
ABA TechShow 2023 – Early Bird Deadline is EXTENDED TO JANUARY 25, 2023
Video – Emerging Issues in Digital Health Privacy
The September Issue of Circuits is in the Wild (so to speak)
The 6th Annual Technology and Justice for All CLE is on Friday, December 2, 2022
New Proposed Rules on Remote/Virtual Appearances in Court Proceedings
GraphDoc – A User-Friendly Tool to Generate Your Own Decision Trees
Updating the Section App (the Texas Bar App)
Key Dates
ABA Techshow 2022: Front Facing Camera and Back Facing Desires (How I’m coping being virtual at this years’ Techshow Mark I. Unger (@miunger)
Circuits – The First Issue of 2022 is Out!
5th Annual Technology and Justice for All Webinar (Friday, February 11, 2022)
TechShow 2021: Pi Day for Everyone and Keynote-ish Speakers
ABA TechShow: Day One is a Wrap
Texas Bar Foundation Gives Judge Xavier Rodriguez Statewide Recognition
How to add (or remove) a kitty filter before your next hearing
Circuits Volume 17: November, 2020
Previous Issues of Circuits
Join us on Dec. 11 for the 4th Annual “Technology and Justice for All” CLE: Vaccinating Your Technology Tools for Practice in a Pandemic
In memoriam of our friend and colleague, Josh Hamilton
ABA Techshow 2019: Part 1
ABA Techshow 2019: Part 2
Course Materials
2018 Strata Data Conference
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With Technology and Justice for All
A.I. and the Legal Profession Symposium
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Circuits, June 2017
Adaptable Lawyer Track at Annual Meeting
Cybersecurity: Ethically safeguarding your clients’ data and your law license
Review of the LegalBoard
Review of the LegalBoard
Safe Alternatives to Box and Dropbox
Safe Alternatives to Box and Dropbox
Adaptable Lawyer Track at Annual Meeting
Federal Trade Commission’s Suggestions to Secure Data
Have you read the newest issue of Circuits?
Lawyers, are you keeping up with your security updates?
Databases in Discovery (Craig Ball, Circuits – January 2016)
CLE is Terrible. It Can be Better (Casey Flaherty, Circuits – January 2016)
Authentication of Cellphone Text Messages (Pierre Grosdidier, Circuits – January 2016)
Wiretapping & Data Interception in Civil and Family Law Cases (Hon. Emily Miskel, Circuits – January 2016)
Letter from the Editors (Elizabeth Rogers & Michael Curran, Circuits – January 2016)
President’s Message for Circuits January 2016 (Craig Ball, Circuits – January 2016)
Circuits – January 2016, Publication of the Computer & Technology Section of the State Bar of Texas
Circuits (Vol 3: Summer 2015), Publication of the Computer & Technology Section of the State Bar of Texas
E-Discovery: The Virtues of Fielding (Craig Ball, Circuits – Vol 3: Summer 2015)
Lawyers and Technology: A Bad Marriage Gets Worse (Casey Flaherty, Circuits – Vol 3: Summer 2015)
A Modern Whodunit: Non-compliant DMCA § 512 “Take-down” Notifications Might Prevent a Copyright Owner from Learning an Alleged Infringer’s Identity (Pierre Grosdidier, Circuits – Vol 3: Summer 2015)
Practical Cyber Law: Why the Standard of Care Requires Lawyers to Have a Basic Understanding of Cyber Insurance (Shawn Tuma & Katti Smith, Circuits – Vol 3: Summer 2015)
Confidentiality of Email – The Changing Consensus (Ronald Chichester, Circuits – Vol 3: Summer 2015)
Circuits: Letter from the Editor (Elizabeth Rogers, Circuits – Vol 3: Summer 2015)
Circuits: Notes from the Chair (Craig Ball, Circuits – Vol 3: Summer 2015)
Texas Broadens Unauthorized Access of Computer Law to Specifically Address Insider Misuse
Circuits (Vol 4: Summer 2015), Publication of the Computer & Technology Section of the State Bar of Texas
ILTACON 2015 Summer Legal Technology CLE: What ILTA Dreams May Come
ABA LawTech Show: “You Don’t Know What You Don’t Know Until You Go The Show”
Accepting Credit Card Payments (Erin F. Fonte & Jacqueline M. Allen, Circuits – Vol 4: Summer 2015)
Girding for the E-Savvy Opponent (Craig Ball, Circuits – Vol 4: Summer 2015)
Three Threshold Questions Every Attorney Must Answer before Filing a Computer Fraud Claim (Pierre Grosdidier, Circuits – Vol 4: Summer 2015)
Going from Voir Dire to Voir Google: Ethical Considerations in Researching Jurors on Social Media (John G. Browning, Circuits – Vol 4: Summer 2015)
Circuits: Letter from the Editor (Michael Curran, Circuits – Vol 4: Summer 2015)
ABA TechShow 2015 Recap: Vendor Hall — Where The Clouds Were
Dealing with Digital Detractors – A New Ethics Trap for Divorce Lawyers? (John Browning, Circuits – Vol 1: Summer 2014)
Don’t Fear the Zombie Acopalypse: the (Relatively) New Texas Anti-Botnet Law (Reid Wittliff, Circuits – Vol 1: Summer 2014)
What Happened to TrueCrypt? (Ron Chichester, Circuits – Vol 1: Summer 2014)
Circuits (Vol 1: Summer 2014), Publication of the Computer & Technology Section of the State Bar of Texas
Why Law Firms Should Accept Bitcoin (Jason Rodriguez & Thomas Allen, Circuits – Vol 3: Winter 2015)
The Corner Privacy Counselor: How to Prepare for Breach Readiness and Breach Response (Elizabeth Rogers, Circuits – Vol 3: Winter 2015)
Practical Cyber Law: Yes, Even Your Clients May Face Cyber Risk Issues (Shawn Tuma, Circuits – Vol 3: Winter 2015)
New Issue of Circuits (Vol 3: Winter 2015), Publication of the Computer & Technology Section of the State Bar of Texas
Legal Risks of Wearable Technology (John Browning, Circuits – Vol 2: Fall 2014)
Every Company is an Internet Company Now (Jason Smith, Circuits – Vol 2: Fall 2014)
Preserving Google Content for Dummies (Craig Ball, Circuits – Vol 2: Fall 2014)
Obtaining Identities of Anonymous Online Defamers Just Got Harder (Debra L. Innocenti, Circuits – Vol 2: Fall 2014)
Trade Secrets in the Cloud (Patrick Keating, Circuits – Vol 2: Fall 2014)
Champions of Justice Gala Benefiting Veterans
Volume 2, Fall 2014 Edition of Circuits, the newsletter of the SBOT Computer & Technology Section
SMU Social Media Law Symposium, Oct 17, Want to Attend?
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Legal Technology Dominates Focus Among Advanced Family Law 2014 Vendors
Email in Litigation
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