New York Court of Appeals Will Launch New, Searchable Document Database on February 1st
The New York Court of Appeals is launching an online service to improve filing records and briefs that for the first time offers access to documents through a searchable database.
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Officials say anyone may search the database for free and view or download documents from every stage of a case. It will include papers for civil motions that have been granted and briefs and records in civil and criminal appeals.
See Also: Details About the New System (via NY Court of Appeals; PDF)
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