Emily Alfonso

Technology in the Carolinas Courts: 2024 Update part 1

I’m gratified to resume blogging in 2024. Since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, much has changed for me professionally and personally. Nevertheless, we’ve implemented many positive features. We’ve also observed where progress is stagnant. Almost three years ago, this blog discussed the impact of virtual court proceedings involving deaf/hard-of-hearing and limited English proficient parties in […]

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Virtual Meetings and Events Define the 2020s

Two thousand twenty – the year of the virtual meeting! Whatever sectors had been resisting technology were suddenly thrust into it. Sometimes change is gradual; it can also be abrupt and forceful. When quarantine mandates occurred in March of 2020, all interpreting and consulting work came to a swift halt. We had no idea when

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Virtual Court Proceedings: Friend or Foe?

In 1964, Title XI of the Civil Rights Act prohibited discrimination based on race, color, or national origin (limited English proficiency (LEP)). In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act was enacted. Their purpose is to ensure equal access by individuals who are protected by these laws. Agencies who receive federal funding must overcome the physical

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