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New York City's criminal courts have been called many things, but organized is not one of them. Recently, though, the administration unveiled new software that could bring a little sanity to the task of running a small criminal practice. The system allows attorneys with secure passes to use new courthouse computers to look up details on criminal cases. In the project's next phase, the information will be available on the Internet. So far, the system is getting high marks from solos.
April 15, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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