Citing public safety concern, DMV leader wants NC to pause Charlotte eCourt expansion
Court officials say they have no intention of pausing eCourts launch in Mecklenburg and deny transmitting erroneous data to DMV.
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Court officials say they have no intention of pausing eCourts launch in Mecklenburg and deny transmitting erroneous data to DMV.
State court leaders say intermittent issues with NC’s digital court system are to be expected. Prosecutors want outside experts to weigh in.
After a slew of reported issues, a lawsuit and a delay, eCourts is coming to Charlotte. Lawyers, clerks and other court staff are prepping, some with worries.
The transition, which begins Oct. 9, will allow the public to find information, pay fines and fees and file court documents online. But many are concerned about the challenges that could come with online court work.
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