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2010 SESSION
10102790DBe it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That § 17.1-502 of the Code of Virginia is amended and reenacted as follows:
§ 17.1-502. Administrator of circuit court system.
The To the extent that such
authority is not vested in the circuit courts or the judge or judges thereof,
the Executive Secretary of the
Supreme Court shall be the administrator of the circuit court system, which
shall include responsibility for the operation and maintenance of a case
management system and financial management system, and related technology
improvements, that the Executive Secretary shall deem necessary for the
administration of the circuit court system. The Executive Secretary shall
permit an interface with the case management system, financial management system,
and related technology improvements for the purpose of providing electronic
information to state agencies, upon request of any circuit court that uses
automation or technology improvements provided by a private vendor or the
locality. The circuit court clerk and the clerk's designated application
service provider shall comply with the security and data standards established
by the Executive Secretary for any such interface between a case management or
financial management system operated by a circuit court clerk and the systems
of the Executive Secretary. The costs of designing, implementing, and
maintaining any such interface with the systems of the Executive Secretary
shall be the responsibility of the circuit court clerk. Any expenses incurred
within the office of the Executive Secretary, not to exceed $104,280, related
to the operation and maintenance of such interfaces with the case management
system and financial management system shall be reimbursed through the
Technology Trust Fund established pursuant to subsection A of § 17.1-279. The
Executive Secretary shall assist the chief judges in the performance of their
administrative duties, but shall not supersede any
authority granted to the circuit courts or the judges thereof.
He may employ such staff and other assistants, from state funds appropriated to
him for the purpose, as may be necessary to carry out his duties, and may
secure such office space as may be requisite, to be located in an appropriate
place to be selected by the Executive Secretary.
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