Kansas restores digital court record access nearly a month after major cyberattack
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Judicial officials in Kansas have begun reopening court records to the public nearly a month after a "security incident" compromised state computer systems.
Appointment requests may be made online. The center is for searching case information only, and electronic payments cannot be made there, according to a news release from the state.
The release said efforts to bring the judicial branch systems back online will occur in phases and that no firm timeline has been established on when all functions will be fully restored.
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