After getting the legislative go-ahead last month, the New Jersey judiciary has proposed its first major court fee hikes in more than a decade—revenue that would be used to fund a comprehensive electronic court filing system.
September 17, 2014 at 04:01 PM
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After getting the legislative go-ahead last month, the New Jersey judiciary has proposed its first major court fee hikes in more than a decade—revenue that would be used to fund a comprehensive electronic court-filing system.
Along with the addition of several new fees, numerous existing fees would be increased—some by as much as tenfold.
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