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OP-ED: We met with representatives from the Judiciary, and we were happy to learn that the Judiciary is interested in hearing from practitioners regarding ways to improve eCourts and electronic filing.
November 26, 2018 at 09:00 AM
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The Young Lawyers Advisory Board recently wrote about issues with eCourts. Following our editorial, we met with representatives from the Judiciary, and we were happy to learn that the Judiciary is interested in hearing from practitioners regarding ways to improve eCourts and electronic filing.
If practitioners are experiencing issues or have suggestions for improvement, the comments should be directed to the Judiciary staff at [email protected].
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