Some photos from my new iPhone. Nothing too special- just an average work day. This first one shows us working on the mental health docket on Tuesday morning. Amber (defense attorney), Tom (MHMR caseworker), Lilly (court administration), and Deborah (MH paralegal) are pictured.
In the court 3 prosecutors room. Chris (defense attorney), Officer Mitchell (APD), and Reuben (Court 3 prosecutor) are shown. Those pieces of posterboard against the wall are trial exhibits, for the old timers who don't use power point.
One more shot of people just trying to get some stuff done. I'm not sure of the first guy's name, but he's a defense attorney, Ed (intern), Joe (defense attorney), Reuben (prosecutor), and Randall (prosecutor). The prosecutor rooms at the courthouse are pretty small, and they can get cramped, especially when it's busy.
Some photos from my new iPhone. Nothing too special- just an average work day. This first one shows us working on the mental health docket on Tuesday morning. Amber (defense attorney), Tom (MHMR caseworker), Lilly (court administration), and Deborah (MH paralegal) are pictured.
In the court 3 prosecutors room. Chris (defense attorney), Officer Mitchell (APD), and Reuben (Court 3 prosecutor) are shown. Those pieces of posterboard against the wall are trial exhibits, for the old timers who don't use power point. 
One more shot of people just trying to get some stuff done. I'm not sure of the first guy's name, but he's a defense attorney, Ed (intern), Joe (defense attorney), Reuben (prosecutor), and Randall (prosecutor). The prosecutor rooms at the courthouse are pretty small, and they can get cramped, especially when it's busy.
2 comments:
I thought you refused to get an iPhone.....
Refused might be a strong word. I resisted. And I'm still not 100% sure I made the right choice, but they made the iPhones cheaper and the regular phones more expensive. And it's a neat toy (I'm not sure it's indispensable, but it's a neat toy).
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