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RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY: AUDIO/VIDEO RECORDING IN THE TRIAL COURT 1 I. LITERATURE REVIEWS. Burgalassi, Anthony J. “Videotaping in the Courtroom; Selective Bibliography with References to State Rules and Statutes.” 45 Record of the Association of the Bar of the City of New York 978 (December 1990). Hewitt, William E. Video Court Reporting: A Bibliography of Recent Information Sources: Final Report. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, 1991. NCSC-128 Lovko, Rae and Susan Myers. Memorandum: Literature Review of Electronic Court Reporting Methods. Williamsburg, VA: Information Service, National Center for State Courts,1994. Ref. No. S94.0083. http://www.ncsc.dni.us/is/MEMOS/Archives/S94-0083.htm Lowe, Robert A. A Literature Search and Analysis of Evaluations of Alternative Court Reporting Technologies: Final Report. North Andover, MA: National Center for State Courts, Northeastern Regional Office, 1988. NERO-225 II. COURT STUDIES. Advisory Committee on the Implementation of Electronic Reporting in Vermont's Trial Courts. Dissenting Report to the Vermont Supreme Court: Electronic Reporting of Trial Court Proceedings. [Vermont : s.n.], 1993. Advisory Committee on the Implementation of Electronic Reporting in Vermont’s Trial Courts. Report to the Vermont Supreme Court: Electronic Reporting of Trial Court Proceedings. [Vermont?], 1993. Alternate Court Reporting Techniques for Connecticut. North Andover, MA: National Center for State Courts, Northeastern Regional Office, 1979. NERO-031 Coleman, Genevieve V. The Impact of Video Use on Court Function - A Summary of Current Research and Practice. Washington, DC: Federal Judicial Center, 1977. Coopers and Lybrand. A Review of the Federal Judicial Center’s Evaluation of Stenographic and Audiotape Methods for United States District Court Reporting. New York: Coopers and Lybrand, 1983. Evaluation of the New Hampshire Combined Use of Reporting Technologies Pilot Project. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, 1997. Frye, Judith and Tom Targos. An Evaluation of Transcription Technology: Wisconsin Circuit Courts. Madison, WI: State of Wisconsin, Legislative Audit Bureau, 1994. Geddes, Mark G., et al. Nebraska Court Reporting Project - Final Report. St. Paul, MN: National Center for State Courts, North Central Regional Office, 1975. MAB-074 Greenwood, J. Michael. Assessment of Audio Recording System for the North Dakota Supreme Court. Denver, CO: National Center for State Courts, 1975. MAB-018 Greenwood, J. Michael. Evaluation of Audio Recording in the Masters and Chancery Courts: Maryland's Seventh Judicial Circuit. Washington, DC: Criminal Courts Technical Assistance Project, Washington College of Law, 1974. MAB-047 Superior Court Law Library April 2002 RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY: AUDIO/VIDEO RECORDING IN THE TRIAL COURT 2 Greenwood, J. Michael., et al. A Comparative Evaluation of Stenographic and Audio Tape Methods for United States District Court Reporting. Washington, DC: Federal Judicial Center, 1983. Greenwood, J. Michael and Francis Taillefer. Hawaii Guidebook for Videotaping: Prepared for Office of the Administrative Director of the Courts. San Francisco: National Center for State Courts, Western Regional Office, c1975. WRO-004 Greenwood, J. Michael. and Jerry R. Tollar. An Evaluation of a Proposed Electronic Transcription System for the Nineteenth Judicial District in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. [Denver, CO]: National Center for State Courts, 1974. MAB-046 Illinois Administrative Office of the Courts. Illinois - Report of The Supreme Court Committee on Videotaping Court Proceedings. Rockville, MD: National Institute of Justice, 1974. Karlen, Delmar. Court Reporting: Lessons from Alaska and Australia. Denver, CO: National Center for State Courts, 1974. R-010 Lippman, Hon. Jonathan. Report of the Chief Administrative Judge to the New York State Legislature, the Governor, and the Chief Judge on the Effect of Electronic Recording in the State Court System. [Albany?]: Office of Court Administration, 1997. Lowe, Robert A. Evaluating the Use of Videotape for Making the Record of Proceedings in the Michigan Circuit Courts for the Sixth and Ninth Judicial Circuits: Technical Assistance Report. North Andover, MA: National Center for State Courts, Northeastern Regional Office, 1988. NERO,T/A-553 Maher, James R. Do Video Transcripts Affect the Scope of Appellate Review? An Evaluation in the Kentucky Court of Appeals: A Technical Assistance Report. Andover, MA: Northeastern Regional Office, National Center for State Courts, 1990. NERO, T/A-559 Milonas, E. Leo. Report of the Chief Administrative Judge to the NYS Legislature, the Governor and the Chief Judge on the Effect of Electronic Recording of Judicial Proceedings in the Court of Claims and Surrogate's Court. [Albany?]: Office of Court Administration, 1995. http://www.courts.state.ny.us/!er1995.pdf Minnesota CIC Evaluation Committee. Video Recording and the Computer-Integrated Courtroom: An Evaluation of Two Court Reporting Technologies, Prepared for the Minnesota Court of Appeals. January 1992. Monahan, Beatrice P. and David C. Steelman. Assessment of Current and Alternative Methods of Court Reporting in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court, Orlando, Florida. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, Southeastern Regional Office, 1987. SERO-037 Monahan, Beatrice P. and David C. Steelman. Supplemental Report on Electronic and Stenographic Court Reporting to the Orange County Commission, Orlando, Florida. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, Southeastern Regional Office, 1988. SERO-036 Patterson, Lizbeth L. Transition from Audiotapes to Digital Recording Technology in the Federal Immigration Courts. Williamsburg, VA: Institute for Court Management, Court Executive Development Program, Phase III Project, 2000. Polansky Larry, P. and Lee Barthlow. Audio Recording in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia. [Williamsburg, VA]: National Center for State Courts, 1982. PRS-026 Superior Court Law Library April 2002 RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY: AUDIO/VIDEO RECORDING IN THE TRIAL COURT 3 Saari, David J. Computer-Aided Transcription Pilot Project: Final Evaluation Report, Prepared for the State of Florida. Tallahassee, FL: Office of the State Courts Administrator, 1988. Shapard, John E. Recommendations Regarding Use of Court-Owned Videotape Equipment in Federal District Court Litigation. Washington, DC: Federal Judicial Center, 1984. Short, Ernest H., et al. Selection of a Court Reporting Method for the District Courts of Oregon. [Denver, CO]: National Center for State Courts, 1973. R-0003 Steelman, David C. Evaluating the Use of Videotape for Making the Record of Proceedings in the Michigan Circuit Courts for the Sixth and Ninth Judicial Circuits, Technical Assistance Report. North Andover, MA: National Center for State Courts, Northeastern Regional Office, 1988. NERO,T/A-553 Steelman, David C. and Beatrice P. Monahan. Appraisal of Electronic Centralized Recording System in the Circuit Court of Montgomery County, Maryland. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, Southeastern Regional Office, 1986. SERO-016 Steelman, David C. and Samuel D. Conti. An Evaluation of Kentucky’s Innovative Approach to Making a Videotape Record of Trial Court Proceedings. North Andover, MA: National Center for State Courts, Northeastern Regional Office, 1985. NERO-163 Steelman, David C., William K. Slate and William E. Hewitt. Proposed Criteria and Methodology for Evaluation of Court Reporting Alternatives in the Province of Ontario. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, 1993. CS-005 Stienstra, Donna et al. Digital Audio Recording Technology: A Report on a Pilot Project in Twelve Federal Courts. Washington, DC: Federal Judicial Center, 1999. Stuart, Kenneth K. Evaluation of the Computer-Integrated Courtroom: Report to Kim Morse, Acting State Court Administrator, State of Colorado (1992). Superior Court of Delaware. Administrative Directive of The President Judge of The Superior Court of The State of Delaware, No. 2001-1. Strategic Plan For Making The Court's Record. http://courts.state.de.us/superior/docs/Administrative%20Directive%202001-1.pdf III. EVALUATIONS. Chapper, J. Application of Video Technology. Washington, DC: U.S. Department of Justice, 1987. Greenwood, J. Michael et al. Audio/Video Technology and the Courts: Guide for Court Managers. Denver, CO: National Center for State Courts, 1977. R-034 Greenwood, J. Michael, Ernest H. Short and Nancy B. Elkind. Multi-track Voice Writing: An Evaluation of a New Court Reporting Technique. [Denver, CO]: National Center for State Courts, 1973. R-007 Haynes, H. Paul et al. An Assessment of the ‘Courtroom of the Future’ Pilot Installations: A Report to the National Shorthand Reporters Association. Washington, DC: EMT Associates, 1988. Haynes, H. Paul. The New Millennium Court Reporting, the Computer-Integrated Courtroom and the Future. Superior Court Law Library April 2002 RESEARCH BIBLIOGRAPHY: AUDIO/VIDEO RECORDING IN THE TRIAL COURT 4 Vienna, VA: National Court Reporters Foundation, c1997. Hewitt. William E. Video Court Reporting: A Primer for Trial and Appellate Court Judges. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, 1991. Hewitt. William E. Video Court Reporting: A Review of Recording Systems and Vendors. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, 1991. Hewitt, William E. Videotaped Trial Records: Evaluation and Guide. Williamsburg, VA: National Center for State Courts, 1990. Hewitt, William E. and Jill Berman Levy. Computer Aided Transcription: