Chief Judge Janet DiFiore
Starting this month, the four departments of the Appellate Division will begin electronic filings for certain appellate matters and original proceedings.
March 02, 2018 at 01:40 PM
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ALBANY — Starting this month, the four departments of the Appellate Division will begin electronic filings for certain appellate matters and original proceedings.
Chief Judge Janet DiFiore announced last month during her State of the Judiciary address that electronic filing, known colloquially as e-filing, would begin at the four departments of the Appellate Division through the New York State Courts Electronic Filing system.
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