21. LLRX -- LLRX Court Rules, Forms & Dockets local Rules Appellate courts Supreme court district courts. state OR Browse by court type, type of resource, jurisdiction or state. http://www.llrx.com/courtrules/

Federal All Dockets Forms General Rules ... District Courts State All Dockets Forms General Rules ... View All Do you know of a source for court rules, forms or dockets that we haven't included here? Then please send the URL to courtrules@llrx.com. This database is updated by Margaret Berkland Data Vision Design, Inc. Dockets With all the courts seemingly going in different directions when it comes to putting dockets and filings online, it can be difficult to determine who's on the web and who isn't. This site includes all dockets on the web regardless of the type of system being used. There are several different systems in place for court documents and dockets on the web, among them Web Pacer, Racer (Remote Access to Court Electronic Records) and Electronic Court Filing Systems (ECF/CM), each of which works differently. Note that Web Pacers, Racers and ECF/CM systems require a user name and password, which can be obtained from the Pacer Service Center.

22. Case Information And Court Dockets In The Legal Research Guide information and court docket systems for federal, state and local courts in the United states. New York state Unified court System. 24 June 2003. http://www.virtualchase.com/resources/dockets.html

Teaching Legal Professionals How To Do Research Home Legal Research Guide Case Information and Court Dockets What are court dockets ? The resources listed below provide, or help you find, information or dockets in civil or criminal matters. Find criminal records Find civil court records Find public records States A-H ... Federal Federal Courts U.S. Party/Case Index 5 June 2000, revised 8 April 2005. PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) provides access to an index of court filings in federal district, bankruptcy and appellate courts. Conduct one search in available courts nationwide, or search individual courts. Review the site's Courts Not on Index to determine whether the court you want is available via the index. This is an easy inexpensive way to find federal civil or criminal litigation involving companies or individuals. Access requires a subscription. (et) State Courts [ top EDITOR'S CHOICE: Legal Dockets Online 31 May 2000, revised

23. Free Court Case Docket Monitoring about 150 US district and bankruptcy courts that utilize the CM/ECF system. The US Supreme court and many state and local courts post free docket http://www.virtualchase.com/articles/docket_monitoring.html

Teaching Legal Professionals How To Do Research Home Internet Research Articles Free Court Case Docket Monitoring Paul Bush, founder of Legal Dockets Online While most attorneys are aware that many courts around the country have been offering inexpensive and free access to case dockets on the Internet for years, many are not aware that dockets can be automatically monitored for free as well. Attorneys and other researchers tend to get set in their ways, relying upon vendors to inform them which court jurisdictions are available for automatic monitoring, and which aren’t. In addition to being too busy or thinking they lack the technical ability, many people just don’t know which courts are offering docket sheets, and the methods used to monitor them. The method for setting up a system to monitor court cases is very simple. Federal District and Bankruptcy Courts Currently, there are about 150 U.S. district and bankruptcy courts that utilize the CM/ECF system. In addition to the obvious benefits of docketing and electronic filing, another valuable feature of CM/ECF is electronic noticing. This is an automated process whereby the text of new case docket entries, and links to the associated documents, are distributed via e-mail. In order to participate in electronic noticing in most courts, you must first obtain an electronic case filing account. The specific requirements for obtaining an ECF account vary from court to court, but you must be admitted to practice in a court before your ID and password will be issued. Some courts allow an attorney to sign up online. They will activate the account within hours. Others require mailing a hardcopy of the ECF application. They may also require training.

24. Cumberland County Courts Home Page, Judicial District 12 Cumberland County, Judicial district 12. The court System. Structure of the state court System Rules of court. local Case Management Rules http://www.aoc.state.nc.us/data/district12/

Cumberland County Courthouse, Fayetteville - North Carolina Obtain Court Calendars Obtain Copies of Court Documents Superior Court Judges Rotation Calendar The Court System Structure of the State Court System Administration of the Cumberland County Courts ... Holiday Schedule Court Directory Courthouse Directory Judicial Officials Directory Court Dates Officer's Court Appearance Schedule ... Obtain Court Dates to Notice Civil Motions Rules of Court Local Case Management Rules Local Dispute Resolution Rules North Carolina Rules General Information Waiver of Court Appearance Failure to Appear in Court Reinstatement of Suspended Drivers License Need Help? Please send questions or comments to:

25. RI District Court-District Court Homepage into five divisions to provide easy geographic access to the court system. district court also hears violations of state and local housing codes http://www.courts.state.ri.us/district/defaultdistrict.htm

Judiciary Home District Court Home Site Map Since most people appearing before a court in this state initially appear in District Court, this court has been divided into five divisions to provide easy geographic access to the court system. District Court jurisdiction includes small claims, violations of municipal ordinances and regulations, and misdemeanors when the right to a jury trial in the first instance has been waived. If a defendant invokes the right to a jury trial, the case is transferred to the Superior Court. Appeals from District Court decisions go to the Superior Court for trial de novo. Violations and hearings on involuntary hospitalization under the mental-health, drug-abuse, and alcoholism laws also fall under District Court jurisdiction. District Court hears appeals from and orders compliance with the subpoenas and rulings of the state tax administrator and several regulatory agencies and boards. District Court also hears violations of state and local housing codes except when a Municipal Court has been established to handle these matters. Decisions in all these areas are subject to review by the Supreme Court only. Home Supreme Superior Family ... Traffic Any questions or problems with this website please contact webmaster at mferris@courts.state.ri.us

26. U.S. Federal Court System Primer From the Supreme court to the 94 district courts, courts of appeals, of the entire US court system, including state and local laws and courts, http://usgovinfo.about.com/blfedcourts.htm

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27. Electronic Discovery Services | Applied Discovery®: Court Rules state and local US district court Rules US district courts Ninth Circuit A release from the Ninth Circuit Office of Circuit Executive Public Information http://www.lexisnexis.com/applieddiscovery/lawLibrary/courtRules.asp

LAW LIBRARY CASE SUMMARIES WHITE PAPERS E-DISCOVERY TREATISE ... Law Library Court Rules FRCP Update State and Local U.S. District Court Rules While the familiar discovery rules apply to electronic documents as they did to paper, some jurisdictions have enacted additional provisions specifically addressing electronic discovery. Below is a summary of state codes and federal local rules. Update on Draft Electronic Discovery Amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure On June 15-16, 2005 the Committee on Rules of Practice and Procedure approved a package of changes to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure that address the discovery of electronically stored information. The proposed amendments include some modifications from the amendments that were circulated for public comment in August of 2004. For example, the amendment to Rule 37(Sanctions) was completely re-written after public comment. The Committee submitted the new rules and amendments to the Judicial Conference on July 25, 2005 for consideration at its September 2005 session with recommendations that they be approved and transmitted to the Supreme Court. The July 25, 2005 submission contained substantial revisions to the comments. The earliest these proposed amendments can take effect is December 1, 2006. Below is a summary of the newly proposed amendments.

28. District Court - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Austria has some 200 district, or local, courts, which decide minor civil The organization and jurisdiction of state district courts depend on the laws http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/District_Court

District court From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from District Court District courts are a category of courts which exists in several nations. These include: Contents Australia Austria Finland Hong Kong ... edit Australia District Court is the name given to the intermediate court in some Australian States. They hear indictable (serious) criminal offences excluding treason, murder and manslaughter. Their civil jurisdiction is also intermediate, typically being for civil disputes where the amount claimed is greater than a few tens of thousands of dollars but less than a few hundreds of thousands of dollars. The limits vary between Australian States. In Victoria, the equivalent Court is called the County Court. Below them is the Magistrates' (or Local) Courts. Above them are the State Supreme Courts. edit Austria Austria has some 200 district, or local, courts, which decide minor civil and criminal cases edit Finland Finland has 61 district courts, which deal with criminal cases, civil cases and petitionary matters. Each court is headed by the Chief Judge and other District Judges. In certain cases, the district court may also have Lay Judges. The cases are handled and resolved either in a session or in chambers. In simple cases decisions can be made by notaries. edit Hong Kong The District Court in Hong Kong , established in 1953, has limited jurisdiction in both civil and criminal matters. With effect from December 1, 2003, it has civil jurisdiction to hear monetary claims up to $1 million or, where the claims are for recovery of land, the annual rent or rateable value does not exceed $240,000. In its criminal jurisdiction, the court may try the more serious cases, with the main exceptions of murder, manslaughter and rape. The maximum term of imprisonment it may impose is seven years. There are one Chief District Judge and 30 District Judges, among which three District Judges sit in the Family Court and two District Judges sit in the Lands Tribunal as Presiding Officers.

29. Magistrate - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia district Judges have the authority to sit in any magistrates court (or, In many state judicial systems in the United states, magistrate courts are the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magistrate

Magistrate From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. A magistrate is a judicial officer with limited authority to administer and enforce the law . A magistrate's court may have jurisdiction in civil or criminal cases, or both. Contents In England and Wales In Continental Europe In the United States Federal judicial system ... edit In England and Wales In the English and Welsh legal system , magistrates hear prosecutions for and dispose of summary offences, by making orders in regard to and placing additional requirements on offenders. Magistrates' sentencing powers are limited, but extend to shorter periods of custody, fines, probation and community service orders, and a miscellany of other options. Magistrates hear committal proceedings for indictable offences, and establish whether sufficient evidence exists to pass the case to a higher court for trial and sentencing. Magistrates have power to pass summary offenders to higher courts for sentencing when, in the opinion of the magistrate, a penalty greater than can be given in magistrates court is warranted. A wide range of other legal matters are within the remit of magistrates, such as certain licensing matters. In the past, magistrates have been responsible for granting licences to sell alcohol, for instance, but this function is currently being shifted to local councils. There are two types of magistrate in England and Wales: lay magistrates and legal professionals permanently employed by the Department for Constitutional Affairs . The first group, known as

30. Michigan State University Newsroom - MSU Law Moot Court Room Provides Most Advan district courts are several of the local courts with the system already installed. Both the local and state courts are following suit and installing http://www.newsroom.msu.edu/site/indexer/2145/content.htm

Releases Entire Site News Releases Special Reports MSU Facts Photos ... Contact Us News Release Tuesday, September 20, 2005 MSU Law moot court room provides most advanced trial technology whiterus@msu.edu EAST LANSING, Mich. – The most technologically advanced moot court room among Michigan’s six law schools will be unveiled at 3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 8, at Michigan State University College of Law (MSU Law). MSU Law began its $600,000 work on the Clif and Carolyn Haley Moot Court Room in August 2004 to upgrade its technology. The law college has a current, up-to-date courtroom system similar to systems that its students and graduates will use in real courts across the country. This newly enhanced facility makes it possible for the law college to prepare its students to be outstanding trial attorneys in an age of technology. “The use of technology in the court system has drastically risen in the past few years,” said Dean Terence L. Blackburn. “In 1999, the U.S. Courts initiated a nationwide project to equip at least one courtroom in each of the 94 districts with a state-of-the-art evidence presentation and videoconference system. Our law students will now have the opportunity to be fully trained in the strategies of utilizing such systems. “Having experience with courtroom technology will enable our students to have a definitive advantage in trials that use technology.”

31. Minnesota Historical Society: Using Minnesota District Court Records district courts create records of value to genealogists, scholars, local As Minnesota s basic trial courts of original jurisdiction, the state s http://www.mnhs.org/genealogy/districtcourt_records.htm

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32. LEGAL SITES ON THE WEB Texas Hand Gun Laws Texas Judicial Web Server local and state courts The Virtual court-House/ the Second district court of New Mexico http://www.ih2000.net/ira/legal.htm

LEGAL SITES ON THE WEB Revised AUGUST 30, 1998 Here is my latest list of good legal and court related sites on the web. If you have any additions, corrections, or suggestions, please feel free to contact me at iwilsker@ih2000.net Enjoy! LEGAL SEARCH ENGINES I have added some search engines to ease legal searches online. Both are excellent, and frequently updated. Feel free to try them. As always, your comments are appreciated at iwilsker@ih2000.net . Thanks! LAW CRAWLER Law Crawler Powered by AltaVista (tm). AltaVista Search used under license Search with Boolean operators AND OR or NEAR , and NOT Sites: FindLaw Law Reviews (ULRP) Legal News World Wide World Wide Sites with Legal Information US+ Sites US+ Sites with Legal Information US Government Sites State Government Sites U.S. Constitution (FindLaw/U.S. Senate) U.S. Code (U.S. House 1996) US Code of Federal Regulations (U.S. House) Supreme Court Opinions (FindLaw 1893-) All Circuits (Cornell) All Circuits (Washburn) Federal Circuit - Patents (Georgetown 8/95-) Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts

33. Protecting The Courts Picture of Deputy US Marshal and district Judge court Security Many CSOs have extensive law enforcement experience with state and local police http://www.usmarshals.gov/duties/courts.htm

Quick Links for U.S. Marshals Information: Site Map Contacts Fugitives Assets ... Marshals Duties Protecting the Courts Ensuring the safe conduct of judicial proceedings and protecting federal judges, jurors and other members of the judiciary are principal functions of the Marshals Service. Court Security Senior inspectors, deputy marshals and contracted court security officers (CSOs) provide security inside federal courthouses in each of the 94 federal judicial districts and in the District of Columbia Superior Court. The Marshals Service protects more than 2,000 sitting judges and countless other court officials at over 800 locations where court-related activities are conducted throughout the nation. In recent years, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of threats against members of the judiciary, U.S. attorneys and other court officers. Explicit threats against the judiciary are assessed by court security inspectors to determine the level of danger. On average, about 700 threats/inappropriate communications against judicial members are logged each year - many of which result in round-the-clock protective details. Marshals Service court security personnel provide the latest in state-of-the-art protective techniques and equipment in all phases of court proceedings, threat situations and judicial conferences - thus ensuring quick and safe responses in emergency situations as well as unobtrusive surveillance and protection

34. PART There are many courts in the various state systems, Magistrates courts, such as Central local court or the Downing Centre local courts in New South http://www.abc.net.au/corp/pubs/legal/court/chap1.html

Court Structure Magistrates' Courts Children's courts The district court and county court of Victoria The Supreme court It's simple. Courts can be divided into two groups: those of a federal nature, and those in each state. Briefly, the federal court system involves a range of courts including the Federal Court, the High Court and the Family Court. The Federal Court hears matters which may involve federal laws or matters which involve more than one state. The High Court , which sits in both Canberra and each capital city, is used as a court of appeal for parties dissatisfied with state and federal court decisions. It also deals with interpretation of the constitution. The Family Court is a federal court set up specifically to hear matters involving child custody and matrimonial affairs. Matters are heard in all states and territories by a single judge. Appeals against the decisions of these judges are heard by a bench of three family court judges. The decisions of these benches may be appealed in the High Court. The Family Law Act (Section 121) is a federal law which prohibits the identification of any party concerned with a Family Law matter. This includes witnesses.

35. A Quiet Revolution In The Courts: Electronic Access To State Court Records CDT hopes to continue to work state and local officials and other interested The Second Judicial district court uses a free database system called http://www.cdt.org/publications/020821courtrecords.shtml

A Quiet Revolution in the Courts: Electronic Access to State Court Records A CDT Survey of State Activity and Comments on Privacy, Cost, Equity and Accountability August, 2002 The openness of judicial proceedings has always been a fundamental principle of the state court system in the United States. However, the courts are finding themselves faced with some unexpected consequences of such an open access system as they become increasingly reliant upon the Internet. With caseloads growing each year, the Internet has become a valuable tool for court officials in terms of managing cases in an efficient and timely manner and streamlining document processing. At the same time, courts are using the Internet to give the public electronic access to court records, making judicial proceedings more transparent but also making widely available personally identifiable and sometimes sensitive information that, while legally a matter of public record, used to be practically obscure. State Courts Move Toward Online Records CDT recently conducted a nationwide survey of the practices of state and local courts in making information public via the Internet. We found a wide variety of practices and policies. This is attributable partly to our federal system, under which state and local governments are the

36. Amended_ltd_jurisdiction If the district court is to become a true third tier of the state court system it must has been to move from local to state funding of the court system. http://courts.state.ar.us/opinions/2002b/20021219/amended_ltd_jurisdiction.html

IN RE: AMENDED SUPREME COURT STATEMENT on LIMITED JURISDICTION COURTS UNDER AMENDMENT 80 Supreme Court of Arkansas Delivered December 19, 2002 Per Curiam. We amend the Supreme Court Statement on Limited Jurisdiction Courts under Amendment 80 dated November 25, 2002 to make clear that implementation of the policies will take place in stages and to establish a final deadline for full implementation of January 1, 2009. With this amendment, we republish the Supreme Court Statement on Limited Jurisdiction Courts under Amendment 80 Amendment 80 revised the Judicial Article of the Arkansas Constitution, and it places substantial responsibility for its implementation on the Supreme Court. In furtherance of this responsibility and as the head of the Judicial Department of state government, we publish the following: Arkansas Supreme Court Statement on Limited Jurisdiction Courts Under Amendment 80 The adoption of Amendment 80 to the Arkansas Constitution by the citizens of Arkansas has created significant change in thestructure and administration of our state court system. In 2001 our probate and chancery courts were eliminated and a unified circuit court of general jurisdiction was created. Five divisions of circuit court were created and a system for the establishment of local case administrative plans was put in place. In 2002 a change in the process for the selection of state court judges was implemented with the move from partisan to non-partisan judicial elections. Amendment 80 also requires change and improvement of our limited jurisdiction court system. The implementation date for these changes is January 1, 2005. In many respects, the reform of these courts is the most significant area of constitutional change. Arkansas' limited jurisdiction courts have historically operated as "step-children" in our state court system; in fact, in very few respects could they be considered "state" courts. Pre-Amendment 80 constitutional and statutory provisions create five different limited jurisdiction courts, each with conflicting and overlapping jurisdiction. Almost all of these courts operate on a part-time basis and there is little consistency in practice and procedure from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.

37. Related Links (Sacramento County District Attorney's Office) of the state of California Explains the California court system, Access to local trial courts in California. Judicial Council Forms and Rules. http://www.da.saccounty.net/main/links.htm

Skip to Site Navigation Skip to Page Content Related Links Search District Attorney Site Sacramento County Advanced Search Skip to Page Content Site Navigation Home What's New Search Press Releases ... Contact the District Attorney Office Information Department Overview Attorney Directory Office Locations The Legal Process Criminal Justice System Anatomy of a Prosecution Fundamentals of a Jury Trial Quick Link to... Community Efforts Citizens Academy Bad Checks Child Abduction ... County Home Jump to Section- California Law Legal Research Topics Federal Courts U.S. Congress Federal Government CALIFORNIA LAW Courts Judicial Branch of the State of California - Explains the California court system, lists court-related publications; provides access to California courts that have Web sites; and provides information on the activities of the Judicial Council and the Administrative Office of the Courts Administrative Office of the Courts - Full text official slip opinion of the Supreme Court and the Courts of Appeal. Access to local trial courts in California. Judicial Council Forms and Rules.

38. California Courts The court of Appeal’s Third district has an opinion about the popular state the 100th birthday of the state’s appellate court system (For info on courts http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/

Find Answers to Legal Questions Find Free and Low Cost Legal Help You Don't Have to Sue But if You Do Sue or Get Sued And Can't Afford Court Fees (PDF) Find Your Court Find Your County Español Help in Other Languages Of Current Interest Chief Justice Presents Awards For Exemplary Court Service and Leadership Chief Justice Ronald M. George has presented special awards for exemplary service and leadership in the judicial branch to Tressa Sloan Kentner, Court Executive Officer of the Superior Court of San Bernardino, and Michael Bergeisen, General Counsel and Deputy Administrative Director of the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC)—and to the Office of General Counsel, which he leads. Chief Justice Names New Statewide Task Force on Domestic Violence Chief Justice Ronald M. George has announced the appointment of a new statewide task force that will study ways to improve practice and procedure in domestic violence cases. State Bar Awards Bernard Witkin Medal To Chief Justice Ronald George The State Bar of California has awarded its Bernard Witkin Medal to California Chief Justice Ronald M. George for his significant contributions to the quality of justice and legal scholarship in the state. Chief Justice Delivers Annual State of the Judiciary Address At the statewide judicial branch conference, California Chief Justice Ronald M. George focuses on the independence of the judiciary, public trust and confidence in the courts, and advances in court operations over the past year.

39. California Courts: Self-Help Center: Glossary judicial district The state is divided into judicial districts that define the local forms courts create local forms to standardize the preparation of http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/selfhelp/glossary.htm

Other Sections: Free and Low-Cost Legal Help Small Claims Protection from Abuse Seniors ... Spanish/Español You are here: Glossary Glossary A B C D ... W A abandonment When a parent leaves a child without enough care, supervision, support, or parental contact for an excessive period of time. abrogate To repeal or cancel an old law using another law or constitutional power. abstract A summary of what a court or government agency does. abstract of judgment Summary of the court’s final decision. Can be used as a lien if you file it with the county recorder. accessory A person that helps someone else commit a crime, either before or after the crime. accomplice A person that helps someone else commit a crime. Can be on purpose or not. accrual The total amount of child support payments that you owe or that are late. accused The person that is charged with a crime and has to go to criminal court. (See defendant acknowledgment Saying, testifying, or assuring that something is true. You can say this out loud or write it down. Acknowledgment of Satisfaction of Judgment A court form that the judgment creditor must fill out, sign, and file with the court when the judgment is fully paid. If no liens exist, the back of the

40. Forms Home New York state Unified court System Check with the local county clerk or appropriate court for information on acceptable methods of payment. http://www.courts.state.ny.us/forms/index.shtml

dqmcodebase = "/global_js/" //script folder location Forms: Statewide Location Specific Problems accessing forms? Filing Fees: Supreme/County Appellate Court of Claims Surrogate's ... NYC Civil/District/City Check with the local county clerk or appropriate court for information on acceptable methods of payment. (There are no filing fees in Family Court or Criminal Cases). Statewide Forms Family Court Surrogate's Court Divorce Packet (Uncontested) Matrimonial (Divorce) Records Disposition Forms - Office of Records Management Employment Forms Net Worth Statement (Divorce) RJI (Request for Judicial Intervention) CRIMS: List of CRIMS Terminals Criminal Case Info. Access Application for Accredited Media [fillable PDF - requires Acrobat 5 or newer] Location Specific Forms Appellate 2nd Judicial Department Appellate 3rd Judicial Department Bronx Supreme Civil (City Parts) Plattsburgh City - 4th Judicial District NY City Civil Court Civil Housing Small Claims Suffolk County (District Court - Civil Division) Filing Fees - Supreme Court, County Court

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