Six weeks after the First Judicial District shut down its digital systems after being hacked, its website is back online and internal electronic work stations have been set up so court staff can enter filings. But the publicly accessible electronic docket and filing systems, the systems most heavily relied on by the city’s legal industry, remain inaccessible.

While some attorneys have expressed frustration about the length of time the system has been down and the lack of information about the digital intrusion that lead to the shutdown, lawyers said few significant problems have arisen in recent weeks and they have largely adapted to a new normal.

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