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Legal Technology, Ninth Circuit

Ninth Circuit Fires Up Electronic Case Management Efforts

February 1, 2008

The Ninth Circuit announced last Friday that it “will begin implementation of the appellate version of a new case management system, CM/ECF (case management/electronic case files) on March 3, 2008.” See this link for details about timing, training, and sign-up for e-mail notification of docket activity. Thanks to Criminal Appeal for the link.

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Greg May