CCMS was meant to show the virtues of a centralized control. Instead, it's shown something else.
February 18, 2011 at 03:09 PM
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SACRAMENTO — It was supposed to be the ultimate symbol of a modern, unified state judicial branch.
Envisioned more than a decade ago, the California Court Case Management System would finally link the Golden State’s 58 trial courts, freeing many of them from aging computer networks — clunky legacies of the days when counties, not the state, funded courthouses.
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