Presentations are in html format unless otherwise specified.
Files larger than about 2Mb have not been put on this web site, on account of file size restrictions by many ISPs, and also for reasons of speed. All files are available on the conference CD-ROM, available from the AIJA.
File formats online include html,rtf, pdf,a few smaller Powerpoint presentations, and 2 zip files. File formats on the CD-ROM include Powerpoint, formats suitable for viewing with a browser, Portable Document Format (pdf) files, some optional zip files, audio files, Shockwave files, Screencam files and mpeg video files. This wide range is a consequence of the conference topics and goals. Most of these applications will already be installed on a PC configured for office or multimedia purposes. . Some older PCs may struggle to get a smooth picture on the two video clips (Louise Whittaker). On a Pentium III or above, and a 20x CD-ROM drive, these files should play effortlessly direct from the CD, on full screen.
Ms. Terrie
Bousquin
CD-ROM
only
Electronic filing: the New
Mexico experience Powerpoint presentation
Electronic filing reality check and planning checklist
Complete list of notes on Powerpoint slides
The Hon. Justice Neil
Buckley.
Moving to IT Best Practice and beyond,
plus also
Powerpoint version -
CD-ROM only
Daniel Carasone
Electronic
signature repudiation
pdf format
Richard Foster
Case management systems
in the Family Court
html document, plus also
Powerpoint
presentation - CD-ROM only
Chief Justice Murray Gleeson.
Conference
welcome
Judge David Harvey.
Authentication
and verification of on-line legal material
Keith Inman
Enforcing the law in
electronic environments
Powerpoint presentation - CD-ROM only
Sally Kay
Proof-of-concept
trial of filing court documents via a secure web page
See
also joint presentation with Richard Weatherly
Powerpoint presentation -
CD-ROM only. Zip version online
Richard Lau
eJustice
2000@Singapore
Powerpoint presentation with embedded
audio and animation - CD-ROM only
Also,
downloadable install file for copying
Jennifer Lazberger
Judgement
processing system and decisions databases
Paper
Powerpoint
presentations - CD-ROM only
Decisions Database demonstration
(Screencam)
Judgement Processing system overview
Judgment Processing
demonstration – Biotech v Peptech
Case Study demonstration – Queen v
WASCA
Jeff Leeuwenburg
The
Justice Trevor Olsson and Ian Rohde Mud Map
Hon. David Malcolm AC
The
Western Australian Electronic Appeals Project,
plus also,
Powerpoint Version - CD-ROM only
David Martin
The
Amairgen case management system
Justice Martin
Moynihan
Computerised systems for call-overs and
Chambers online
Powerpoint presentation - CD-ROM only
Mr. Jim Nelms
VCAT Online
Powerpoint
presentation - CD-ROM only
A. R. Newman.
Weaving
your own web
Browser presentation
Cheryl R. Nyberg.
Best Practice in
delivering court information to the public
Powerpoint presentation -
CD-ROM only
Sue Scott
Online law - Using
the Internet to deliver legal information
Powerpoint presentation -
CD-ROM only
Allison Stanfield
Legal
XML Australia
Tony Sutherland
The Internet and Beyond: A new order for
Justice?
Browser interface (also available on CD-ROM)
Also,
zip version. Start with index.htm after unzipping.
Justice Peter Underwood
Using
the Internet for enhancing public access - CD ROM only
Also,
zip version, in Word format
Winchell "Todd" Vincent III
Developments in Legal XML.
Powerpoint presentation
Also, zip version
Ron Walker
Electronic filing case
studies
Powerpoint presentation CD-ROM only
Also, zip version
Richard Weatherley
Electronic
filing case study
Powerpoint
presentation - CD-ROM only
Also, zip version
Louise Whittaker
The
Women's Justice Network
Powerpoint presentation
note - the following files are mpg video files and may not run on older
computers - CD-ROM only
Video One –
Introduction to network services
Video Two – The
role of the site co-ordinator
Judge Mary Anne Yeats
Using
Powerpoint in charging juries
Appendix
A
Appendix
B
Judge's
Direction of Law
Powerpoint presentation - CD-ROM
only