Making the Case: Virtual courts, hurting or helping?
Houston and Harris County have been operating virtually for more than a year, but is it time to get things back to normal? Recently Houston Police Chief Troy Finner blamed the local court system for the area's recent spike in violent crime, saying they're backed up and letting violent offenders out on bonds when they shouldn't be. The News Edge legal expert Charles Adams addressed the accusation and gave his opinion on the effects of a virtual legal system.
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