E-filing should make Cook County courts more accessible. It doesn’t. – Editorial – Chicago Tribune

Dorothy Brown The long-promised e-filing platform is supposed to make the courts more efficient and accessible, but the system is confusing, unreliable and error-ridden, the Tribune’s Elyssa Cherney reported. Lawyers complain — loudly — that processing their documents digitally somehow takes longer than when the circuit court clerk’s office did almost everything by hand.
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NB-Chicago
7 years ago

why isn’t this a blm issue? mountains of poor folks of color sitting in cc jail awaiting trial and when they get to trail d brown and her gang of shuffle-butters have screwed up their paper work. so you settle for a plea bargain deal. and shes out there trying to hustle the black community for mayor (or maybe shes just another one of the spoilers for rahm)? sickening old school dem cc machine at its finest.

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