Judges and lawyers are among the millions of people using online social networking sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn and MySpace. But there are few rules to guide them in the legal arena. Here are three takes on how Texas judges use social networking sites to help them do their jobs.
August 25, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Judges and lawyers are among the millions of people using online social networking sites such as Facebook. But there are few rules to guide them in the legal arena.
Should a judge set limits on what alleged juvenile offenders can post on their MySpace pages? Should a lawyer be wary about discussing clients and cases online?
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