Attorneys, defendants, family members and interested parties can now set up email and text alerts to stay up-to-date with criminal cases. Photo: TierneyMJ/Shutterstock.com.
"We ... think the system will be beneficial in reducing the issuance of warrants for those who do not show up for their court date," Broward Circuit Chief Judge Jack Tuter said.
February 20, 2020 at 04:06 PM
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A new e-Notify platform just made it easier for attorneys, defendants, family members and interested parties to attend court hearings in Florida.
The user-friendly system means that anyone who registers their name, telephone number and email at enotify.flcourts.org could arrange to have reminders about upcoming court events in criminal cases sent to their device.
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