Wrongful arrests, court slowdowns: Despite complaints, eCourts expansion moves forward
Criticism continues over the $100 million system the state is slowly launching to serve as the digital backbone of the judicial system.
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Criticism continues over the $100 million system the state is slowly launching to serve as the digital backbone of the judicial system.
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.
In about a month, Mecklenburg County’s court system moves into the digital age, switching from doing things on paper, to a majority of business being done online.
Mecklenburg County’s court records will go digital in October, the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts announced Friday. Why are some lawyers concerned?