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Very soon, a typical Northern District of California criminal case will no longer mean the deaths of a couple dozen trees. Beginning Feb. 7, instead of filing multiple paper copies of criminal court documents, attorneys will submit items over the Internet using the U.S. district court's electronic filing system. In 2001, the Northern District became one of the first in the nation to take advantage of e-filing, but only in civil cases.
January 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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