Is NC's E-Warrant System Legal? The Answer Might Surprise You
It is designed to provide a repository for criminal processes by assisting law enforcement partners. Unlike the guide and print and brazos products, which are part of tyler technologies existing product line, ewarrants is a new product being developed for north carolina. All judicial and law enforcement ncaware users also have access to the unserved warrants in both the ncaware system and ncaocs automated criminal / infractions system (acis). Last july, the north carolina administrative office of the courts (aoc) launched a new application for generating criminal process and pleadings: This application replaced ncaware and is part of the court systems migration to ecourts, a digital system.
Last july, the north carolina administrative office of the courts (aoc) launched a new application for generating criminal process and pleadings: (wncn) several months after the software ecourts pilot launched in wake, johnston, lee and harnett counties, a class action lawsuit was filed.
