A new report highlights strides the court system has made in leveraging technology to streamline operations and details the next steps in continuing to advance the courts’ post-pandemic modernization efforts.
February 21, 2024 at 03:52 PM
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Litigation Reporter
The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
A New York trial court judge in Brooklyn has been tapped to serve as co-chair of a working group that bolsters technology initiatives throughout the state court system.
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Patria Frias-Colón was appointed co-chair of the Court Modernization Action Committee, New York court leaders said Wednesday, while also noting that CMAC issued its inaugural progress report.
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Justice Patria Frias-Colón, a new co-chair of the Court Modernization Action Committee in the New York court system. Courtesy photo
