As state courts slowly make their way to a paperless filing system long desired by the judiciary and attorneys alike, one judge is blazing a trail with his own pilot program.
By the time Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Israel Reyes became associate administrative judge of the civil division in 2009, he was tired of sifting through stacks of paper to find pleadings or delaying a case because of a missing document. He broke with tradition and demanded attorneys use a rudimentary e-mail-based system when working cases in his court.
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