In November 2002, the California Administrative Office of the Courts ("CA AOC") initiated the Second Generation Electronic Filing Specifications ("2GEFS") project to develop specifications for statewide electronic court filing. In July 2003, <xmlLegal> delivered the specifications. In August 2004, the CA AOC completed validation testing of the specifications.

The 2GEFS Lessons Learned Document is a detailed document about the 2GEFS XML Schema development and validation testing projects. The 2GEFS Lessons Learned document builds on the lessons learned in Georgia Electronic Court Filing Projects.

Lessons Learned II is an update on Georgia Courts Automation Commission's Interoperability Pilot Project. This document also includes information about filing of Georgia Child Support and Juvenile electronic filings.

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Senate Bill 62 (1999), introduced and sponsored by Senators Lamutt of the 21st, Polak of the 42nd, Johnson of the 1st and others and co-authored by Winchel 'Todd' Vincent, Georgia State and Richard Keck and Charles M. Pellissier, Troutman Sanders, LLP, was the third and most major revision to the Act.

Throughout 1998 and 1998 and periodically in 2000 and 2001, the Georgia State E-CT-Filing Project has worked closely with the National Automated Clearing House Association's ("NACHA") Internet Council.

In 1998 and 1999, Winchel 'Todd' Vincent acted as drafter and reporter for NACHA's Certificate Authority Ratings and Trust Task Force's ("CARAT") "Guidelines for Pilots Utilizing Identity-Based Public Key Certificates." The Guidelines are intended to help organizations draft certificate policies for closed but interoperable public key infrastructure (PKI) projects.