Texas Lawyers Now Have Access to Online Court Record System That Might Eventually Resemble PACER
This article was corrected to explain that Lynne Finley is not an opponent of re:SearchTX, but actually supported the system after working with officials…
January 12, 2018 at 03:22 PM
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This article was corrected to explain that Lynne Finley is not an opponent of re:SearchTX, but actually supported the system after working with officials to address clerks' concerns with it.
Although it's been delayed from opposition from court clerks, Texas lawyers now have access to a new online court record system which eventually might resemble the federal courts' PACER system.
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