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A video conference is a set of interactive telecommunication technologies that allow two or more locations to interact via two-way video and audio transmissions simultaneously. The court uses three ISDN lines to perform our video conferences.

The District offers two type of video conferencing systems. The primary system integrates courtrooms 1 and 4. The secondary system is a portable unit ("roll around"), which is routinely set up in the first floor attorney conference room (Room #121). This system can be used by members of the bar and executive agencies. Because both systems share the same three ISDN lines, the clerk's office must closely schedule these activites as only one or our locations can be operational at any one time.

If you would like to schedule a video conference for either courtroom, please contact the case manager assigned to the case. While court staff will operate the majority of the equipment, you will need to familiarize yourself with the courtroom video conferencing guidelines prior to arriving at the courthouse.

For scheduling information and use of the roll around unit, please read the Roll-Around Operators Guide.

AUDIO CONFERENCING

Audio conferecing is available in all courtrooms. If you would like to schedule an audio conference, please contact the case manager assigned to the case prior to the hearing.