RE: Risposta: Re: Debian-Lex very rough timeline
Thanks for the information, Diego!
I will certainly have to look into Italy's lawyer document sharing
practices. In the US, these types of decisions on how to handle
information sharing are typically left up to the state governments. To
my knowledge, there is nothing as advanced as using XML and encryption
standards to promote electronic document sharing amongst lawyers in the
US at this time. Courts in my state (Ohio, US) are now requiring all
documents to be submitted in MS Word format even, which I think is a
very bad idea because we have all heard of the problems that MS Word
documents have of embedding document changes in the final document.
(Which can result in your clients and others knowing details about
certain things - or other clients! - that you don't want them to know
about.)
- Jeremy A.
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Risposta: Re: Debian-Lex very rough timeline
> From: "Diego Zanga" <diego@leaders.it>
> Date: Mon, August 01, 2005 12:11 pm
> To: <jadams@adamstechconsultants.com>, <debian-lex@lists.debian.org>
>
> >My future goals for this project will be to
> >build a Knoppix version of Debian-Lex (for
> >demo purposes), and to include a simplified,
> >graphical installation program for the non-Linux
> >users out there. I am looking forward to working
> >on this project, and welcome any feedback, work
> >contributions, or software coding help that you
> >or your lawyer friends may have for this project.
>
> Hi,
> We made a demo for italian lawyers based on
> ufficioZero ( http://www.ufficiozero.org/ ),
> and presented the first alpha to GL-OS, our
> country lawyer's group on opensource/free
> software (www.ordineavvocati.org), it's all
> only italian, 'cause we're managing the PCT
> document format (we're managing it with
> eLawOffice, www.sourceforge.net/projects/elawmanager)
>
> PCT means Processo Civile Telematico, is an
> italian goverment set of rules to create
> documents with xml format to exchange to and
> from courts and law firms, digitally signing
> 'em and crypting 'em with smartcards.
>
> We'r working for it with opensignature,
> avilable on sourceforge, made by Antonino
> Iacono, to use smartcard on linux and windows
> platform ( opensignature.sourceforge.net ).
>
> I hope there could be some share of
> knownlegde to manage this project:
> at least i've seen no one is already
> managing digital sign with smartcards,
> so hope u can do it with opensignature.
>
>
> let me know, cya
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> Diego Zanga
> - Gestionale Studio Legale Open Source -
> www.elawoffice.it/blog/naarani.html
>
>
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