Technology & Science
Aug. 16, 2001
No Internet Access to Criminal Files, Judges Recommend
WASHINGTON - Trying to balance the public's right to see federal court files and privacy concerns in the Internet age, a committee of the U.S. Judicial Conference has recommended barring electronic access to all criminal and Social Security cases but allowing access to most civil and bankruptcy files.
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