Editorial Praises Supreme Court Webcasts

Posted on March 30, 2007 by D. Todd Smith

Haynes & Boone's Mark Trachtenberg has an editorial in today's Houston Chronicle praising the Texas Supreme Court webcasts previously covered here and here.  Mark thinks the move to webcasting was wise because it makes the Court's business more transparent and will help educate folks about how our court system works. 

Here's hoping Mark's piece gets picked up in other media markets.  Its message is worth passing around.

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