Klitzkie impressed with Chief
Justice's proactive stance on tech
by Mindy Fothergill, KUAM News
Monday, May 01, 2006
Judiciary Committee chairman Senator Bob Klitzkie (R) was pleased with
Chief Justice Philip Carbullido's State of the Judiciary Address today,
saying much progress has been made at the courts. "I was very glad
to hear his reference to using technology to increase the efficiency of
the court. I think that's admirable and certainly a way to meet the coming
challenges when the Marines do come to Guam," said the senator.
Public Auditor Doris Flores Brooks said other government agencies could
learn from the court's implementation of technology instead of manual
efforts to improve operations. "I think that's an area all of our
government entities can utilize in helping us become more efficient because
resources are scarce and how do you make resources more valuable by making
them more efficient and allowing technology do the work for you,"
he explained.
Retired chief justice Peter Siguenza says he's proud of the accomplishments
of the courts, specifically the Supreme Court, which celebrates its tenth
anniversary. He said the Court is experiencing "nothing but progress,"
and that, "Chief Justice Carbullido is really doing an outstanding
job. I'm glad to see where we're out after ten years when I first started.
He and the staff are doing an outstanding job."
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