The state court system says the program will also allow people without a home computer to electronically file court documents, find free legal services and connect to court remotely.
May 10, 2021 at 06:40 AM
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New York’s Third Judicial District launched a new pilot site Friday that’s aimed at helping people take part in virtual court proceedings if they don’t have access to a home computer.
The state court system says the program will also allow people without a home computer to electronically file court documents, find free legal services and connect to court remotely.
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Gerald Connolly, the administrative judge for the Third Judicial District, says the program helps remove barriers to remote court services. Photo: Tim Roske
