20-159.Reproduction and preservation of court
records; minimum standards.
The supreme court may provide for and authorize any
chief judge
of a judicial district, to photograph, microphotograph or otherwise
reproduce or to
have photographed, microphotographed or otherwise reproduced
any of the court
records, papers or documents which are by law placed in the courts of that
judicial district and to acquire necessary facilities and equipment and
to acquire, maintain and use all such appropriate containers, files
and other methods as
shall be necessary to accommodate and preserve the photographs,
microphotographs,
films or as otherwise reproduced. The
photographing, microphotographing, filming or otherwise
reproducing may be so authorized for the reproducing of court records, where
to do so will
promote efficiency in the office, or as a method of preserving old or worn
records, papers or documents. The photographic films and prints or
reproductions
therefrom, shall comply with federal standard no. 125a, dated April 24,
1958, or the latest revision thereof, issued pursuant to the federal property
and administrative services act of 1949, and amendments thereto. The
device used to reproduce such records on for any type of
storage shall be one which accurately
reproduces the original thereof in all details. The court may use
reproduction methods which include the digital storage and retrieval of
official court records.
History: L. 1977, ch. 104, § 1;
L. 1998, ch. 112, § 3;
L. 1999, ch. 57, § 11; July 1.
20-159.Reproduction and preservation of court
records; minimum standards.
The supreme court may provide for and authorize any
chief judge
of a judicial district, to photograph, microphotograph or otherwise
reproduce or to
have photographed, microphotographed or otherwise reproduced
any of the court
records, papers or documents which are by law placed in the courts of that
judicial district and to acquire necessary facilities and equipment and
to acquire, maintain and use all such appropriate containers, files
and other methods as
shall be necessary to accommodate and preserve the photographs,
microphotographs,
films or as otherwise reproduced. The
photographing, microphotographing, filming or otherwise
reproducing may be so authorized for the reproducing of court records, where
to do so will
promote efficiency in the office, or as a method of preserving old or worn
records, papers or documents. The photographic films and prints or
reproductions
therefrom, shall comply with federal standard no. 125a, dated April 24,
1958, or the latest revision thereof, issued pursuant to the federal property
and administrative services act of 1949, and amendments thereto. The
device used to reproduce such records on for any type of
storage shall be one which accurately
reproduces the original thereof in all details. The court may use
reproduction methods which include the digital storage and retrieval of
official court records.
History: L. 1977, ch. 104, § 1;
L. 1998, ch. 112, § 3;
L. 1999, ch. 57, § 11; July 1.
20-159.Reproduction and preservation of court
records; minimum standards.
The supreme court may provide for and authorize any
chief judge
of a judicial district, to photograph, microphotograph or otherwise
reproduce or to
have photographed, microphotographed or otherwise reproduced
any of the court
records, papers or documents which are by law placed in the courts of that
judicial district and to acquire necessary facilities and equipment and
to acquire, maintain and use all such appropriate containers, files
and other methods as
shall be necessary to accommodate and preserve the photographs,
microphotographs,
films or as otherwise reproduced. The
photographing, microphotographing, filming or otherwise
reproducing may be so authorized for the reproducing of court records, where
to do so will
promote efficiency in the office, or as a method of preserving old or worn
records, papers or documents. The photographic films and prints or
reproductions
therefrom, shall comply with federal standard no. 125a, dated April 24,
1958, or the latest revision thereof, issued pursuant to the federal property
and administrative services act of 1949, and amendments thereto. The
device used to reproduce such records on for any type of
storage shall be one which accurately
reproduces the original thereof in all details. The court may use
reproduction methods which include the digital storage and retrieval of
official court records.
History: L. 1977, ch. 104, § 1;
L. 1998, ch. 112, § 3;
L. 1999, ch. 57, § 11; July 1.
