New Jersey moves a step forward to achieving a paperless court system on May 1, when attorneys will be permitted for the first time to file appeals to the Appellate Division electronically. A Supreme Court order enables the move by relaxing rules that require signatures and prescribe the form of papers filed on appeal.
April 26, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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New Jersey moves a step forward to achieving a paperless court system on May 1, when attorneys will be permitted for the first time to file appeals to the Appellate Division electronically.
A Supreme Court order published today enables the move by relaxing rules that require signatures and prescribe the form of papers filed on appeal.
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