[blindlaw] courtroom information technology for judges

[Michal Nowicki]

Congratulations, Elizabeth. Do you read Braille? If so, have you considered using a Braille display, connected wirelessly to a smartphone or tablet, for quick access to electronic documents? As for paper documents, scanning them with an app like Seeing AI or KNFB Reader, or getting a reader are probably your best options. Good luck!

Michal

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From: Elizabeth Rene via BlindLaw
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2019 12:42 PM
To: blindlaw at nfbnet.org
Cc: Elizabeth Rene
Subject: Re: [blindlaw] courtroom information technology for judges

Dear listmates,
I want to send my full-hearted thanks to all those of you who have sent congratulations,
advice, and the names of blind judges to contact. I’ll keep you posted as to how things go with the interview. Meanwhile, I’ll be observing in the various court rooms and maybe checking out the technology and it’s Accessibility so I can best prepare.
It’s wonderful to me that blind judges have made it to the federal courts of appeal and to a state Supreme Court. How great it must be to be in law school now and have such bright hopes, with role models to follow. Far from law school myself, I am still so excited to know that those people are out there.

Elizabeth M René 
Attorney at Law 
WSBA #10710 
KCBA #21824
rene0373 at gmail.com 
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