In the ongoing effort to improve access to the courts, the Judicial Branch has expanded the types of files that are available online to include virtually all documents filed in civil cases.
December 19, 2013 at 01:30 PM
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In the ongoing effort to improve access to the courts, the Judicial Branch has expanded the types of files that are available online to include virtually all documents filed in civil cases.
That means starting Jan. 1, lawyers or anyone else with computer access will be able to go to the Judicial Branch website and view or print complaints, motions and pleadings from the comfort of their homes.
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