Commentary: Judges keeping up on social media is imperative

By: Nicole Black January 28, 2014

It’s no surprise that social media issues continue to crop up in courts across the country. The problem is that judges are conducting business as usual and setting bail in these cases even though they often lack a complete, or even partial, understanding of the issues and social media platforms involved.

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Commentary: Judges keeping up on social media is imperative

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