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The better to serve you: Contra Costa courts open document kiosks at multiple locations
People will now be able to view superior court documents in Contra Costa County at multiple public viewing locations, court officials announced. The Contra Costa County Superior Court system has installed “public viewing stations” at all court locations, according to the announcement. Anyone can now view electronic court records, including pleadings, orders and other documents, […] The post The better to serve you: Contra Costa courts open document kiosks at multiple locations appeared first on Local News Matters .
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According to Local News Matters’s source item, The better to serve you: Contra Costa courts open document kiosks at multiple locations, People will now be able to view superior court documents in Contra Costa County at multiple public viewing locations, court officials announced. The Contra Costa County Superior Court system has installed “public viewing stations” at all court locations, according to the announcement. Anyone can now view electronic court records, including pleadings, orders and other documents, […] The post The better to serve you: Contra Costa courts open document kiosks at multiple locations appeared first on Local News Matters .
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