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Human Rights in the Digital Era
A call for publicly accountable validation of theonline public access (PACER) and casemanagement (CM/ECF) systems of the US federal courts...
Submitted by Human Rights Alert (NGO) toUS Secretary of State and US AttorneyGeneral as part of the 2010 review by the UNof Human Rights in the United States
Human Rights – Ratified International Law
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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was adopted by the UN in 1948 inthe wake of WW II, through effortsspearheaded by Eleanor Roosevelt – thenUS Ambassador to the UN.•
The Declaration
was later ratified asInternational Law.
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Integrity of the Courts – Prerequisite for Human Rights
•Six of the first twelve Human Rights pertain toduties and obligations of each nation’s governmentto secure integrity of
National Tribunals for Protection of Rights.
•In the US – such tribunals are the US federalcourts.
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10-05-19 Powerpoint Presentation: Final - as Forwarded to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Attorney General Eric Holder as Part of the 2010 Universal Periodic Review (UPR) of Human Rights in the United States
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- Due Process & Fair Hearings -
- General Claim – Ambiguity in US Court Procedures and Court Records
- Integrity of the Courts in the Digital Era
- Universal Periodic Review (UPR) by the UN of Human Rights in the US
- PACER & CM/ECF –
- Verification & Authentication of Court Records
- Verification & Authentication
- Digital Court Stamp in CM/ECF
- Dockets Authentication in PACER – Current Procedures
- PACER -Dockets Authentication
- PACER & CM/ECF – General Deficiencies
- Existing Evidence
- Conclusions
- Proposed Solution
- Proposed Language for UN-UPR Report
- Expert Opinions
- Links to Key Records
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