SURVEY RESPONSE FILE
The survey response data are available in the following formats:
Excel 2007
Excel 2003
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Resource Guide
Through a grant from the State Justice Institute, the NCSC surveyed the use of video conferencing in state courts across the country. This page contains the results of our findings on various topics, including: Sources of funding for video conferencing systems; extent of video for various types of proceedings; and statutes governing the use of video conferencing.
Summary information
Here's a brief overview of the survey results:
Video Conferencing Survey Summary (PDF format)
Video Conferencing Survey Summary (Powerpoint 2007 format)
Video conferencing rules and statutes
These files list rules and statutes related to video conferencing categorized according to state and case type.
Excel 2007 format - The Excel 2007 version contains a pivot table for quick retrieval of information of interest.
Excel 2003 format
Questions and response charts
For which of the following types of civil proceedings does your court use video conferencing? (Other responses)
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Please place a check next to each civil proceeding if there is a statutory authority that governs its use. (Other responses)
For which of the following types of family proceedings does your court use video conferencing? (Please check all that apply.) (Other responses)
Please place a check next to each family proceeding if there is a statutory authority that governs its use. (Other responses)
For which of the following types of appellate proceedings does your court use video conferencing? (Please check all that apply.) (Other responses) andPlease place a check next to each appellate proceeding if there is a statutory authority that governs its use. (Other responses)
This website was developed under a grant from the State Justice Institute. Points of view expressed herein are those of the authors, and do not necessarily represent the official position of the State Justice Institute.