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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.
VIDEO: Legal system rebuilds, plans ahead, after Helene
The nation — not just the states — watched in horror as the South Carolina Upstate and the North Carolina mountains were attacked in late September by the wind, rain […]
State shifts pay for some jurors to prepaid debit cards
North Carolinians serving on juries in a third of the state’s counties are receiving their pay on prepaid debit cards, replacing paper checks, the state’s Administrative Office of the Courts […]
State sets more training on eCourts system
Virtual and in-person eCourts training sessions are now available as the North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts prepares to move another group of counties to the electronic filing system […]
State to finish eCourts expansion in ’25
RALEIGH — All 100 North Carolina counties will use the eCourts filing system by the end of 2025, the Administrative Office of the Courts has announced. Five groups of counties […]
Almost half of NC population now served by eCourts
With today’s addition of 10 counties to those using eCourts, almost half of the state’s residents will be served by the online judicial documents system.
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Commentary
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