Title 16, COURTS AND JUDICIARY

The requirement that any court record or document be signed is met by use of an electronic signature. The submission of a document signed with an "/s/ name" or electronic image of the traditional signature when filed with the login and password of a judge or court official shall …

The confidentiality of an electronic record, or an electronic copy thereof, is the same for the equivalent paper record, with the exception of photographs or videos that a. Depict the death, killing, autopsy, rape, or sexual assault of a person; or b. Are of a sexual nature or co…

A court document may be certified as an official copy only if the original document is on file with the court. In addition to manually certifying documents with a handwritten signature, any custodian of a court document may also use an electronic signature and seal to certify or …

Public access to the electronic documents filed in the EDMS shall be available at no charge at the clerk's office during regular business hours through a public access terminal or any other reasonable means to provide access to publicly available portions of an electronic record.…

To the extent reasonably practicable, a clerk shall distribute through electronic means all communications, including orders, judgments, notices and any other communications to attorneys and self-represented litigants in any pending proceeding. Source: SL 2012, ch 255 , § 9 (Supr…