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Alabama's Judicial System Launches New Information Services
MONTGOMERY, AL - The Supreme Court of Alabama has announced the launch of a new website for Alabama's Unified Judicial System. The new website is located at http://judicial.alabama.gov. It has a fresh new look and provides a number of updated information resources.
The website makes information more easily accessible through the use of a "Quick Links" section which make it easy to explore the most commonly used sections of the website.
Each of the appellate courts, along with the State Law Library and the Administrative Office of Courts, have separate sections which contain information regarding their areas of operation within the State's Judicial System. The appellate courts' section contains biographical information about each of the appellate court justices and judges, along with contact and other information about the appellate courts. The site also contains important information about the court's alternative dispute resolution and mediation program.
With the launch of the new site, the Unified Judicial System has consolidated several of its previous websites, including http://www.judicial.state.al.us and http://www.alacourt.gov, the website for the state's trial courts.
The new website reflects the first of two significant developments in the court system's information technology efforts. Earlier this month, the Supreme Court approved plans to launch a major revision to the appellate court's online service that is available to attorneys for filing electronic documents. The new service, the Alabama Appellate Court's Information Service (ACIS Online) will be launched early next month.
ACIS Online will provide attorneys with access to court documents, case tracking services, and other online information services never before available to appellate court practitioners. The new service will offer a number of innovative services not typically offered by appellate courts in other states. The new service will be located at https://acis.alabama.gov.
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The Heflin-Torbert Judicial Building will be closed
May 28, 2012
in observance of
Memorial Day.
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