On my day off, I went and visited Lynn at work. I was thrilled to have the opportunity to see her in action, and was not in the slightest surprised at how professional, prepared, well-spoken, and competent Lynn is at work. While the highlights of the hours that I spent watching Lynn (and her fellow ADAs) in the first session (arraignments) included a habitual tresspasser having his bail revoked and being led away in handcuffs despite his protestations, an alleged victim dropping a small blue bag of marijuana on the floor after talking with the judge, and the most introverted attorney I've ever seen (the wife of a defendant in a drugs case), I was most taken with thoughts of how Lynn's work environment and the legal system in general could be improved via the application of semantic web technologies. So I wrote about it over on my technical blog in what I'd term a mildly-technical entry. Some of you might enjoy it. (In the end, I'm just trying to find ways that Lynn can leave work earlier and spend more time with me. ☺)
