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William Dotinga
Verified
Website Editor, Courthouse News Service
Modesto
Beats
software development, web design
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By William Dotinga Verified| Courthouse News Service Verified The courts will return traditional public access to new filings when they are received, access that had been lost in the transition to electronic records. In a court order Thursday, U.S. District Judge Lawrence Piersol kept jurisdiction over an action brought by Courthouse News while the South Dakota courts put in place a system that gives public access to new civil complaints — the grist of a trial court’s mill — when they cross into court.
By Linley Sanders Verified, Jonathan Cooper Verified, William Dotinga Verified| Courthouse News Service Verified WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President Kamala Harris has a perceived advantage over former President Donald Trump on several leadership qualities such as honesty, a poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds, although Americans are slightly more likely to trust Trump on the economy and immigration. Nearly half of Americans say that "committed to democracy" and "disciplined" are attributes that better describe Harris.
By William Dotinga Verified| Courthouse News Service Verified The courts will return traditional public access to new filings when they are received, access that had been lost in the transition to electronic records. In a court order Thursday, U.S. District Judge Lawrence Piersol kept jurisdiction over an action brought by Courthouse News while the South Dakota courts put in place a system that gives public access to new civil complaints — the grist of a trial court’s mill — when they cross into court.
Company Info
Courthouse News Service
Courthouse News Service is an American news agency that specializes in civil litigation reporting. Founded in 1990 by Bill Girdner, who continues to serve as owner and editor, the company is based in Pasadena, California. It provides original news content from state and federal trial courts and appellate courts across the United States, employing reporters nationwide to ensure comprehensive coverage. The agency offers both free and paid services, with paid subscribers receiving alerts about new filings and rulings. Courthouse News also covers federal and state legislation and congressional activity. In addition to its digital journalism, the company produces a podcast called Sidebar. Its primary audience includes lawyers, law firms, nonprofits, government agencies, corporations, media outlets, and academic institutions, with over 2,200 subscribers as of 2020. Courthouse News Service has received recognition for its commitment to legal journalism, including the James Madison Award for First Amendment advocacy in 2023.
Pasadena, California, United States
'+1 626-577-6700
Founded: 1992