By now, social media is a staple of American life. Don’t have a Facebook page, avoid a Twitter account, or stay away from Snapchat, and you are isolated as the world races by. For court professionals, this poses a particularly perplexing dilemma. Can court professionals separate their online social identity from their careers with the court? Does this mean that courts get veto power over one’s online social community? NACM Canon 1.2 calls for court professionals to “avoid activities that…
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