VirtualCourthouse ; Issue 6.6 Overcoming Barriers to Electroninc Filing Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (Ret.) September 2001 Usually the initial reaction to electronic filing of
VirtualCourthouse ;Â Issue 6.5 Electroninc Filing in Baltimore, Maryland and Washington, D.C Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (Ret.) July 2001 On May 1, 2001–National Law Day–Washington,
VirtualCourthouse: Issue 6.3 A Vision Supporting Multiple Providers of Electronic Filing to Multiple Courts  Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (Ret.) – March 2001 As electronic
VirtualCourthouse; Issue 6.2 Five Commandments of a Trial Lawyer Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (Ret.) – February 2001 Last fall (October 2000) the District of Columbia
VirtualCourthouse: Issue 6.1 Open Access to Court Records Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (Ret.) – January 2001 As we enter the second or first year-depending
 VirtualCourthouse Issue : 5.6 ELECTRONIC SIGNATURES FOR COURT DOCUMENTS: THE LAW AND TECHNOLOGY By Judge  Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (Ret.) As was pointed out last
VirtualCourthouse Issue 5.5 Â ELECTRONIC SIGNATURESÂ FORÂ COURT DOCUMENTS By Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (Ret.) With the advent of electronic filing of court documents in the early
VirtualCourthouse – Issue 5.4 Past, Present and Future Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt ( Ret.) – October 2000 This Article was first published in the
VirtualCourthouse; Issue 5.3 The VirtualCourthouse Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt – June 2000 This Article was first published in the Prince George’s County, Maryland Journal/Newsletter VIRTUALcourthouse.com
VirtualCourthouse ; Issue 5.2 Ten Tips for the New Millenium Judge Arthur M. Monty Ahalt (Ret.) TIP 1: BE A LEADER Webster defines leadership as
Upon his retirement in 1999 Judge Ahalt commenced a career as an ADR neutral and technology innovator.
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