On Wednesday, the "regulars"—the investigators who spend hours running criminal background checks at the computer terminals in the Clerk of the Superior Court lobbies at the Fulton County Courthouse—noticed a new icon on their screens: "Odyssey Production."
A click pulled up a new search engine for the criminal dockets—one that didn't require the alphabet soup of codes needed to traverse the system they'd been using for more than a decade, although that system is still in place. Instead, just a defendant or lawyer's name or case number sufficed to access the records.
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