A new working group will draft guidelines for conducting civil court proceedings remotely as part of an ongoing initiative aimed at providing equal and fair access to the courts, the Judicial Council announced Tuesday.
“Providing access to the courts through remote technology increases access to justice as many of our court users may have to miss work or travel long distances to make court appearances,” Chief Justice Tani Cantil-Sakauye, t...
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