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20010818_jones_judiciarycat_letter.html

Letter of Judge Edith H. Jones, US Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Houston, TX, to the Judiciary Conference Committee on Automation and Technology (CAT), severely criticizing the CAT's recommendation to the Judicial Conference that all judges and other judiciary employees be subject to Internet monitoring. Judge Jones summarizes the issue thusly: "The recommendations do not take account of legitimate privacy interests and foreordain a workplace in which suspicion and paranoia may become rampant." (Aug. 18, 2001)

20010818_jones_judiciarycat_letter.pdf

Letter of Judge Edith H. Jones, US Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, Houston, TX, to the Judiciary Conference Committee on Automation and Technology (CAT), severely criticizing the CAT's recommendation to the Judicial Conference that all judges and other judiciary employees be subject to Internet monitoring. Judge Jones summarizes the issue thusly: "The recommendations do not take account of legitimate privacy interests and foreordain a workplace in which suspicion and paranoia may become rampant." (Aug. 18, 2001) [PDF version]

20010813_aousc_monitoring_pr.html

Administrative Office of the US Courts (AOUSC) Press Release on Internet Monitoring of Judges & Judiciary Employees (Aug. 13, 2001)

20010813_judiciarycat_report_summary.html

Summary of the September 2001 Report of the Judicial Conference Committee on Automation and Technology (which recommends Internet monitoring of federal judges and other Judiciary employees. (Aug. 13, 2001)

20010813_judiciarycat_report_summary.pdf

Summary of the September 2001 Report of the Judicial Conference Committee on Automation and Technology (which recommends Internet monitoring of federal judges and other Judiciary employees. (Aug. 13, 2001) [PDF version]

19990519_gsa_aup.html

US General Services Administration Federal Chief Information Officers Council's Recommended Executive Branch Model Policy/Guidance on "Limited Personal Use" of Government Office Equipment Including Information Technology. Referenced by Aug. 2001 Judiciary Conference Committee on Automation & Technology report recommending Internet monitoring of judges and other Judiciary employees. (May 19, 1999)

19990519_gsa_aup.pdf

US General Services Administration Federal Chief Information Officers Council's Recommended Executive Branch Model Policy/Guidance on "Limited Personal Use" of Government Office Equipment Including Information Technology. Referenced by Aug. 2001 Judiciary Conference Committee on Automation & Technology report recommending Internet monitoring of judges and other Judiciary employees. (May 19, 1999) [PDF version]

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