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Oct 10, 2025
North Carolina completes statewide eCourts rollout Monday
North Carolina’s court system completes its statewide eCourts transition Oct. 13, allowing all counties to file and access court documents electronically.
Oct 9, 2025
Glenn Mack named new chief technology officer for N.C. courts
Glenn Mack is the new chief technology officer for N.C. courts, succeeding Anthony Whitmore, who will retire after completing the eCourts system implementation.
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Commentary
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