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MDEC - Maryland Electronic Courts. Supreme Court of Maryland. Appellate Opinions. Court Records (Case Search) Holidays. Appellate Court of Maryland. Appointed Attorneys Program. Court Reporting. Judicial Council.
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E-filing - Attorneys. Attorneys: E-Filing is mandatory for...
- Self-Represented Litigants
Important Information About E-filing. E‑filing is not...
- E-filing and Landlord Tenant
The use of electronic filing (e-filing) technology provides...
- E-filing - State Agencies
There are two portals to access when filing into the...
- Updates/Alerts
To help attorneys and their support staff get ready, the...
- Publications/Resources
E-filing. Best Practices for Attorneys; E-filing Brochure;...
- E-Services
This site provides information about e-services, which are...
- FAQs for The Public
Will e-filing submissions be reviewed on the spot (as to not...
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THE JUDICIARY OF TANZANIA. e-SERVICES PORTAL. CASE MANAGEMENT. Case Details. e-Case Filing. Cause List. Data Hub. Virtual Court. COURTS AND LEGAL INFORMATION.
The Judiciary of Tanzania e-services platform for case management, e-filing, and virtual court.
1 Οκτ 2020 · E-filing - Attorneys. Attorneys: E-Filing is mandatory for attorneys filing into all Maryland Courts. E-file here: Odyssey File and Serve site or alternative electronic filing service provider. Form for filing confidential documents (effective 10-1-2020, Rule 20-201.1)
Maryland Judiciary Record Search Portal – available to registered attorneys or electronic parties in a case, who will be given full access, including remote access, to all case records in that action.
6 Μαΐ 2024 · The Maryland Judiciary completed its statewide implementation of the Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC) case management system on May 6, 2024. Pursuant to Maryland Rule 20-106, electronic-filing (e-filing) by attorneys is mandatory in all courts throughout the state. View the e-filing brochure.
E-filing is available for filing into the Supreme Court of Maryland and the Appellate Court of Maryland. E-filing is mandatory for attorneys but optional for self-represented litigants. See MD Rule 20-106.
