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Atlanta, Code for America team on courtroom website

Mayor Kasim Reed was joined today by Deputy Chief Operating Officer Kristin Wilson and Code for America to launch ATLCourt, a new website that will allow residents to look up their court case, get text reminders and find answers to frequently asked questions about municipal court operations.

By StateScoop Staff

May 7, 2014

Mayor Kasim Reed and Code for America unveil new technology to improve municipal court operations

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