The state Supreme Court on Wednesday adopted measures updating rules governing criminal and quasi-criminal cases to reflect evolving technology especially as concerns enhanced availability of electronic discovery.
The court accepted, largely unchanged, the rule amendments proposed by Special Committee on Discovery in Criminal and Quasi-Criminal Matters, chaired by former Supreme Court Justice Virginia Long, in its Feb. 21 report, to be effective Jan. 1.
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