Wrongful detention claims lead to possible settlement after eCourts software rollout

A tech story from North Carolina, reported by CBS17 Raleigh.

Tech · North Carolina · October 26, 2026

From CBS17 Raleigh

Attorneys representing North Carolinians who say they were wrongfully arrested or held in jail too long following the rollout of the state’s eCourts system are asking a federal court to approve a proposed $1.5 million class action settlement with Tyler Technologies, the company behind the software.

Reported by CBS17 Raleigh, October 26, 2026. Read the full story at CBS17 Raleigh →

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