Kansas Supreme Court Appoints 32-Member Committee for Statewide E-Filing
“While no one expects implementation of such a statewide program in the immediate future, it is important that we begin looking at how electronic filing could be implemented in the Kansas Courts,” Justice Luckert said in announcing the committee’s first meeting [to be held on June 3rd]. “This meeting represents our initial steps in understanding what might be involved in developing an electronic filing system that best meets the needs of Kansas courts, attorneys and the public,” she said.

The committee is to make recommendations to the Supreme Court regarding policy decisions that would be necessitated should a statewide electronic filing system be implemented in Kansas. The committee has been divided into three subcommittees to address policy and procedure, finance, and technology.

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