The U.S. Supreme Court is developing an electronic filing system that will make all case filings available to the public online, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. announced in his annual year-end report issued Wednesday. Roberts said the new system “may be operational as soon as 2016."
December 31, 2014 at 06:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Times
The U.S. Supreme Court is developing an electronic filing system that will make all case filings available to the public online, Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. announced in his annual year-end report issued Wednesday.
Roberts said the new system “may be operational as soon as 2016,” even as a “next generation” case management and electronic case filing system is under development for lower federal courts.
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