Three types of electronic equipment that facilitate the processing of prisoners with AIDS are considered: (1) closed circuit televisions for production of AIDS prisoners and medical experts; (2) telefacsimile machines for the transmittal of medical documents from the prison infirmaries and hospitals where the prisoners are being treated to the courthouses where the prisoners' cases are being heard; and (3) computer formats for tracking AIDS cases so that dispositions are expedited. This article also discusses the due process problems created by the use of electronic production. (Publisher abstract)