Norman Goodman joined the office of the New York County Clerk at a time when records were created by typewriter or written by hand. Jurors were summoned by punch cards. And women jurors were rare.
Goodman, who began his career when Harry S. Truman was in the White House, has been a witness not just to the evolution of judiciary procedure, but also sweeping changes in technology, civil rights and the rule of law.
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