Legal Technology Institute - Electronic Public Access to Court Records

	Electronic Public Access to Court Records (White Paper) Fall 1999 Legal Technology Institute University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law Andrew Z. Adkins III, Director
Download the Report in Corel WP format Download the Report in MS Word format	The Electronic Public Access to Court Records “White Paper” is made possible through grant funding provided by CourtLink. The purpose is to research and develop a White Paper describing the current state of, and trends for, Electronic Public Access to court records. The Legal Technology Institute is an independent technology consulting and research organization to the legal profession, based at the University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law.
	Executive Summary
	Introduction
	Section 1: Overview of Electronic Public Access To Courts Public Access to the Courts Public Access Users What Type of Court Records Can Be Made Available Electronic Public Access Methods Electronic Public Access vs. Electronic Filing Benefits of Electronic Public Access Disadvantages of Electronic Public Access Internet or Direct Dial? Free or Fee? The Privacy Issue Electronic Public Access Providers - Federal Access Services Electronic Public Access Providers - Vendors
	Section 2: Case Studies State of Washington Superior Court of Arizona in Maricopa County Prince George's County, Maryland United States District and Bankruptcy Court for the District of Idaho United States District Court Southern District of Florida
	Summary & Conclusions
	Appendix Bibliography About the Legal Technology Institute
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