New York A11389 authorizes the court of appeals to create rules for using electronic means in civil and criminal matters.

New York A11389 amends the civil practice law and rules and the criminal procedure law to allow the court of appeals to create rules for using electronic means in civil and criminal matters. This includes filing and serving briefs, motions, and applications for certificates granting leave to appeal. The rules must not require unrepresented parties or attorneys with specific certifications to use electronic means. The court must provide an opportunity for review and comment by affected parties before promulgating any such rules. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.

New York A11389 authorizes the court of appeals to create rules for using electronic means in civil and criminal matters.

New York A11389 amends the civil practice law and rules and the criminal procedure law to allow the court of appeals to create rules for using electronic means in civil and criminal matters. This includes filing and serving briefs, motions, and applications for certificates granting leave to appeal. The rules must not require unrepresented parties or attorneys with specific certifications to use electronic means. The court must provide an opportunity for review and comment by affected parties before promulgating any such rules. The act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.