As of Monday, June 5, the Fulton County Superior Court will implement mandatory e-filing for all criminal cases, as is already the case with civil filings in the county's Superior, State and Magistrate courts.
May 17, 2017 at 02:22 PM
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A spokesman for the clerk of Fulton County Superior and Magistrate courts said Thursday that Wednesday’s announcement regarding mandatory e-filing for all criminal cases applies only to Superior Court—not Magistrate Court. A corrected version of the story is below:
As of Monday, June 5, the Fulton County Superior Court will implement mandatory e-filing for all criminal cases, as is already the case with civil filings in the county’s Superior, State and Magistrate courts.
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