October 30, 2023
The North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts and several officials have been tacked onto a proposed civil rights class action over the state's new digital court system, which has allegedly been beset by troubles since its rollout earlier this year.
September 07, 2023
A second sheriff in North Carolina has asked for an early exit from a proposed civil rights class action over shortcomings in the statewide rollout of a digital court system, calling allegations that he is at fault for supposed constitutional violations "threadbare."
September 01, 2023
A North Carolina sheriff is asking to be dropped from a proposed class action, saying many of the allegations related to a botched electronic state court system rollout included in the complaint concern the state and a technology company and not him as an individual.
August 02, 2023
The overdue digital transformation of North Carolina's state court system this year has drawn lawsuits alleging the software led to civil rights abuses and constitutional violations, but experts say the rocky rollout doesn't guarantee certain claims will succeed.
May 23, 2023
North Carolina's troublesome rollout of a new electronic state court system in four pilot counties has resulted in wrongful arrests and individuals spending longer time than necessary behind bars, according to a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday.