The transition from using a computer to writing with a quill wasn't the smoothest, but he'd picked up on the speed of it. He didn't have to record everything, anyway. On one side, a stack of the submitted petitions, issues, requests, and other processed tasks that would be handled first. On the other, blank paper for recording, stamps for approval and denying, and several ink jars. Once everything that was pre-submitted was handled, Day Court would open to the rest of the public concerns.