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Consultants bearing bad news about Georgia's court technology are drawing fire from skeptical judges and clerks. A proposal heard last week by the Judicial Council of Georgia said that the state's approximately 1,100 courts need a "fresh start," and recommended that courts levy a $5 fee on all civil case filings and criminal fines to fund court automation. However, many are wary of the report's technical recommendations.
September 04, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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