Introduction of e-Courts System in Iredell County
Judicial officials have applauded the roll-out of the new e-Courts system in Iredell County, as reported by Iredell Free News.
North Carolina Supreme Court Chief Justice Paul Newby described Monday as a significant day for the state, marking the official launch of e-Courts at the Iredell County Hall of Justice.
"This is an exciting, historic day,"
Newby said, while Senior Resident Superior Court Judge Joe Crosswhite added,
"We're ready to start doing this."
The e-Courts system, part of the Judicial Branch, modernizes the state's court system by transitioning from paper to digital and cloud-based technologies.
Iredell Clerk of Court Jim Mixson noted that the upgrades will provide the public with 24-hour remote access to court records and other applications.
Author's summary: e-Courts system launched in Iredell County.
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