Filing fees may be going up to help the state courts finance a computerized case management system and contribute to legal services.
October 03, 2012 at 06:51 PM
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Filing fees may be going up to help the state courts finance a computerized case management system and contribute to legal services.
Democratic lawmakers have reintroduced legislation, vetoed by Gov. Chris Christie in July, that would create a $27 million 21st Century Justice Improvement Fund dedicated to those purposes.
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