CM/ECF

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CM/ECF (Case Management/Electronic Case Filing) - All case data can be found in the CM/ECF system.

CM-ECF TRAINING INFO The Delaware Bankruptcy Court will be conducting training on various ECF topics on Wednesday, December 2, 2009. There will be one session at 10:00 a.m. Training will be held on the 3rd floor in the Multipurpose Room. This training is designed for anyone who does e-filing and will address some of the problem areas, as well as some of the new things that have been added to the system. These sessions are mainly designed for Consumer case filers. Space is limited. Anyone interested in attending, please send an email to: DEBml_training@deb.uscourts.gov Please include the following information in your email: Name(s) of person(s) wishing to attend Name of Firm Contact number - to be used in case session is full or rescheduled Time requested You may also attach any topics/questions you would like us to address. We will make every effort to add them if they are not already on our list. Any additional topics must be received by Monday November 30th at 4 pm

NOTICE REGARDING USE OF RECAP SOFTWARE: The court would like to make CM/ECF filers aware of certain security concerns relating to a software application or "plug-in" called RECAP, which was designed by a group from Princeton University to enable the sharing of court documents on the Internet. Once a user loads RECAP, documents that he or she subsequently accesses via PACER are automatically sent to a public Internet repository. Other RECAP/PACER users are then able to see whether documents are available from the Internet repository. RECAP captures District and Bankruptcy Court documents, but has not yet incorporated Appellate Court functionality. At this time, RECAP does not appear to provide users with access to restricted or sealed documents. Please be aware that RECAP is "open-source" software, which can be freely obtained by anyone with Internet access and modified for benign or malicious purposes, such as facilitating unauthorized access to restricted or sealed documents. Accordingly, CM/ECF filers are reminded to be diligent about their computer security practices to ensure that documents are not inadvertently shared or compromised. The court and the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts will continue to analyze the implications of RECAP or related-software and advise you of any ongoing or further concerns.

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