California AB1524 amends court record access and preservation standards.
California AB1524 revises the standards for court record access and preservation. It allows the use of personal equipment for copying records under certain conditions and mandates periodic reviews of storage media. The bill also ensures that electronic records meet industry standards and are accessible to the public. It requires the Judicial Council to establish guidelines for record creation and preservation, ensuring accuracy and integrity. The bill further allows electronic signatures for certain court documents and mandates reports on fees charged by superior courts.
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