Comments on: Synchronized Audio and Notes with LiveScribe http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/ Technology for Lawyers, By Lawyers Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:33:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: PaperShow - An Affordable SmartBoard for Attorneys http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-535 PaperShow - An Affordable SmartBoard for Attorneys Fri, 07 Aug 2009 01:10:15 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-535 [...] is similar to the LiveScribe pen in that it consists of a pen which has a micr-camera embedded in the pen which determines the [...] [...] is similar to the LiveScribe pen in that it consists of a pen which has a micr-camera embedded in the pen which determines the [...]

]]> By: gracesuarez http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-1076 gracesuarez Wed, 15 Apr 2009 03:40:35 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-1076 Using it in trial would be great, but we have to remember that not all courts permit recording. California state courts, for example, require permission from the judge. I've bought two of the pens, one for my nephew and one for my daughter, both students. I love the technology, and I'm desperately trying to justify it for myself. Unfortunately I'm an appellate lawyer, so I would have to talk to myself. Using it in trial would be great, but we have to remember that not all courts permit recording. California state courts, for example, require permission from the judge. I've bought two of the pens, one for my nephew and one for my daughter, both students. I love the technology, and I'm desperately trying to justify it for myself. Unfortunately I'm an appellate lawyer, so I would have to talk to myself.

]]> By: gracesuarez http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-326 gracesuarez Tue, 14 Apr 2009 23:40:35 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-326 Using it in trial would be great, but we have to remember that not all courts permit recording. California state courts, for example, require permission from the judge. I've bought two of the pens, one for my nephew and one for my daughter, both students. I love the technology, and I'm desperately trying to justify it for myself. Unfortunately I'm an appellate lawyer, so I would have to talk to myself. Using it in trial would be great, but we have to remember that not all courts permit recording. California state courts, for example, require permission from the judge. I've bought two of the pens, one for my nephew and one for my daughter, both students. I love the technology, and I'm desperately trying to justify it for myself. Unfortunately I'm an appellate lawyer, so I would have to talk to myself.

]]> By: gracesuarez http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-375 gracesuarez Tue, 14 Apr 2009 22:40:35 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-375 Using it in trial would be great, but we have to remember that not all courts permit recording. California state courts, for example, require permission from the judge. I've bought two of the pens, one for my nephew and one for my daughter, both students. I love the technology, and I'm desperately trying to justify it for myself. Unfortunately I'm an appellate lawyer, so I would have to talk to myself. Using it in trial would be great, but we have to remember that not all courts permit recording. California state courts, for example, require permission from the judge. I've bought two of the pens, one for my nephew and one for my daughter, both students. I love the technology, and I'm desperately trying to justify it for myself. Unfortunately I'm an appellate lawyer, so I would have to talk to myself.

]]> By: RFHunt http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-323 RFHunt Tue, 14 Apr 2009 14:56:11 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-323 I have had a Livescribe for about two months and I think that it is potentially an invaluable tool for a lawyer. As you have noted though, the biggest (and perhaps insurmountable) drawback is that there are bans against making recordings in both Federal Court and the State Courts of Indiana, where I practice. I don't see how those can be gotten around. I don't think that our State Trial Courts can even grant permission to use one because of the pertinent Supreme Court rules imposing restrictions.<br><br>Until we get the rules changed, the best uses for lawyers don't exist. I have had a Livescribe for about two months and I think that it is potentially an invaluable tool for a lawyer. As you have noted though, the biggest (and perhaps insurmountable) drawback is that there are bans against making recordings in both Federal Court and the State Courts of Indiana, where I practice. I don't see how those can be gotten around. I don't think that our State Trial Courts can even grant permission to use one because of the pertinent Supreme Court rules imposing restrictions.

Until we get the rules changed, the best uses for lawyers don't exist.

]]> By: RFHunt http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-374 RFHunt Tue, 14 Apr 2009 13:56:11 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-374 I have had a Livescribe for about two months and I think that it is potentially an invaluable tool for a lawyer. As you have noted though, the biggest (and perhaps insurmountable) drawback is that there are bans against making recordings in both Federal Court and the State Courts of Indiana, where I practice. I don't see how those can be gotten around. I don't think that our State Trial Courts can even grant permission to use one because of the pertinent Supreme Court rules imposing restrictions.<br><br>Until we get the rules changed, the best uses for lawyers don't exist. I have had a Livescribe for about two months and I think that it is potentially an invaluable tool for a lawyer. As you have noted though, the biggest (and perhaps insurmountable) drawback is that there are bans against making recordings in both Federal Court and the State Courts of Indiana, where I practice. I don't see how those can be gotten around. I don't think that our State Trial Courts can even grant permission to use one because of the pertinent Supreme Court rules imposing restrictions.

Until we get the rules changed, the best uses for lawyers don't exist.

]]> By: Finis Price http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-325 Finis Price Thu, 19 Mar 2009 00:53:52 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-325 I would think sidebar conferences would be the only thing you would need leave of court to record. However, I would always ask the court's permission prior to recording any proceeding. I would think sidebar conferences would be the only thing you would need leave of court to record. However, I would always ask the court’s permission prior to recording any proceeding.

]]> By: sgardner http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-324 sgardner Tue, 17 Mar 2009 03:31:30 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-324 Would you need to obtain leave of court to allow the recording of trial testimony, sidebar conferences and other trial matters? Would you need to obtain leave of court to allow the recording of trial testimony, sidebar conferences and other trial matters?

]]> By: sgardner http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-373 sgardner Tue, 17 Mar 2009 02:31:30 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-373 Would you need to obtain leave of court to allow the recording of trial testimony, sidebar conferences and other trial matters? Would you need to obtain leave of court to allow the recording of trial testimony, sidebar conferences and other trial matters?

]]> By: recruiteresq http://www.technoesq.com/law-office-use/2009/02/26/synchronized-audio-and-notes-with-livescribe/comment-page-1/#comment-322 recruiteresq Fri, 27 Feb 2009 03:53:59 +0000 http://www.technoesq.com/?p=615#comment-322 i wanted to buy one. i actually did buy one but i returned it. i'm trying to be more cost-conscious. i'll put it on my wishlist! i wanted to buy one. i actually did buy one but i returned it. i'm trying to be more cost-conscious. i'll put it on my wishlist!

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