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

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='456'; awmAltUrl=''; District Court Affidavit for Non-Military Application for Entry of Default Bail Commissioners ... Small Claims Court 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

22. Massachusetts Court System Photo Caption - May 14, 2004 elevators and modern mechanical, electrical, plumbing and security systems. Chief Justice Designee of the district court in June; state Representative Kay http://www.mass.gov/courts/press/pr051404pc.html

SEARCH Home Resources Photo Caption PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT One Beacon Street, 3rd Floor Boston, Massachusetts 02108 CONTACT: Joan Kenney/Bruce Brock joan.kenney@sjc.state.ma.us FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 14, 2004 FESTIVE RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY MARKS NEWTON DISTRICT COURT'S RETURN TO RENOVATED NEWTON TRIAL COURT West Newton, MA Chief Justices, Newton District Court judges and court staff, legislators, members of the Executive Branch, Newton community leaders and residents, local law enforcement personnel and area high school students and teachers celebrated the return of the Newton District Court to its newly refurbished courthouse in West Newton with a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 13. Speakers at the ceremony, held outdoors under a sunny sky in front of the Newton Trial Court on Washington Street, included Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice Margaret H. Marshall; Chief Justice for Administration and Management Robert A. Mulligan; District Court Chief Justice Samuel E. Zoll; Newton District Court First Justice Dyanne J. Klein; Newton District Court Clerk-Magistrate Henry H. Shultz; State Division of Capital Asset Management Commissioner David B. Perini;

23. United States District Court, District Of Alaska Local Rule 68 By Touch N' Go Sy Presented by Touch N Go systems, Inc., and the Law Offices of agreement, release, or stipulation is obtained by the Superior court for the state of Alaska http://touchngo.com/lglcntr/usdc/lclrules/lclru-68.htm

United States District Court District of Alaska Local Rule 68 Presented by Touch N' Go Systems, Inc., and the Law Offices of James B. Gottstein L.R 68.3 Settlements and Judgments in Favor of a Minor. (a) Power to Execute a Release, Stipulation, or Acknowledgment of Satisfaction of Judgment . A parent or legal guardian of a minor who asserts a claim on behalf of the minor against another person in the United States District Court has the power to execute a release, a stipulation for entry of judgment, or an acknowledgment of satisfaction of judgment. Any such release, stipulation, or acknowledgment shall be effective only if executed in compliance with the provisions of this rule. (b) Settlements . Subject to the provisions of subsection (d), a settlement agreement, release, or stipulation which has the effect of resolving or dismissing any claim by a minor shall be effective only if approval of the settlement agreement, release, or stipulation is obtained by the Superior Court for the State of Alaska pursuant to Alaska R. Civ. P. 90.2

24. United States District Court, District Of Alaska Local Rule 3 By Touch N' Go Sys in the same state judicial district as the state court in which The court will decide on motion or sua sponte whether the Center Go to Touch N Go systems, Inc http://touchngo.com/lglcntr/usdc/lclrules/lclru-3.htm

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF ALASKA LOCAL RULE 3 Presented by Touch N' Go Systems, Inc., and the Law Offices of James B. Gottstein LR 3.1 Papers to Accompany Initial Filing. Every complaint or other document initiating a civil action or removing a civil action to this court shall be accompanied by a completed civil cover sheet, on a form available from the clerk, and a notice of related cases, if required by D. Ak. LR 40.2 . This requirement is for administrative purposes, and entries on the cover sheet do not affect the legal status of the action LR 3.2 Venue and Place of Trial. (a) An action in which venue is proper in the United States District Court for the District of Alaska may be commenced in any of the locations specified by 28 U.S.C. 81A . The court will decide on motion or sua sponte whether the action should be transferred to another location for case management or trial. (b) If an action was commenced in state court and is removed to federal court, the notice of removal may be filed in any statutory location, provided the clerk shall promptly thereafter transfer the removed action to the statutory location in the same state judicial district as the state court in which it was filed. Additionally, it shall be transferred to the same city if there is a federal statutory location in the same city. The court will decide on motion or sua sponte whether the action should be transferred to another location for case management or trial.

25. Programs: Read About All Of BJA's Funding Opportunities and the district of Columbia), state courts, local courts, units of Programs Grants Management System (GMS Announcements Adult Drug court Implementation Grant http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/BJA/grant/drugcourts.html

Search BJA Drug Court Discretionary Grant Program FY 2003 Adult PDF or ASCII Juvenile PDF or ASCII Family PDF or ASCII Single Jurisdiction PDF or ASCII Statewide PDF or ASCII Resource Guide PDF or ASCII FY 2002 PDF or ASCII PDF or ASCII FY 2001 PDF FY 2000 PDF or ASCII FY 1999 PDF FY 1998 PDF or ASCII FYs 1996 and 1997 PDF or ASCII The application period is now CLOSED . BJA plans to announce the FY 2004 drug court discretionary grants in early Summer 2004. Overview: The Drug Court Discretionary Grant Program provides financial and technical assistance to states, state courts, local courts, units of local government, and Indian tribal governments to develop and implement treatment drug courts that effectively integrate substance abuse treatment, mandatory drug testing, sanctions and incentives, and transitional services in a judicially supervised court setting with jurisdiction over nonviolent, substance-abusing offenders. Programs funded by Drug Court Discretionary Grant Program are required by law to target nonviolent offenders and must implement a drug court based on 10 key components. This program supports the following drug court activity: Adult drug court implementation.

26. FedLaw Topical Index - M Bankruptcy court; Minnesota state Bar; Minnesota state court System; of Justice in the state, EO 11053; and Southern district Bankruptcy courts Uniform local Rules; http://www.thecre.com/fedlaw/topicalm2.htm

A-Ad Af-Am An-Ar As-Az ... Z M Military - see also Armed Forces, Veterans, Reserves Military - Assigning Authority with Respect to Ordering Persons and Units in the Ready Reserve to Active Duty and with Respect to the Extension of Enlistments and Other Periods of Service in the Armed Forces, E.O. 10957 Military and Associated Terms Dictionary Military - Amending the Selective Service Regulations, E.O. 11119 ... Military Justice, Uniform Code Military and Associated Terms Dictionary, Joint Publication 1-02 (PDF) Military and war Military justice term, glossary Military Justice, Uniform Code of ... Motor Vehicle Fleet Regulations and Policies MSPB - see also Merit Systems Protection Board MSPB Appeals MSPB Decisions, 1994-present Multiagency/GWAC Program Managers Compact: A Consensus on Principles Applicable to the Acquisition of Services under Multiagency Contracts and Governmentwide Acquisitions Multi-Employer Pension Plan Amendments Act of 1980 ... Z Back to FedLaw

27. Focus On The Courts Site Search. Supreme court. court of Appeals. district courts. Online Records. Frequently Asked Questions. About Our courts. Our Judges. News. Families Children. Attorney Regulation. court Rules . http://www.judicial.state.ia.us/

June 8, 2004 Site Search Show PRINTABLE Supreme Court Court of Appeals District Courts Online Records ... Administration Quick Links Directories Child Support Job Postings Site Guide Accessibility Legal Glossary Search Quick Links include other sections of interest not otherwise accessible from the main page. Site Contents Click Online Records Directories The mailing addresses and phone numbers of many offices in the Iowa Judicial Branch are located in this section. A listing of public hours for clerk of courts offices is now available. Video of Iowa Supreme Court oral argument in the case of Rants vs. Vilsack Online payment Use our convenient online service to pay fines for traffic and other simple misdemeanor violations. New Information for Court Interpreters Employment Opportunities (June 4, 2004) Court rule amendments (May 25, 2004) Court of Appeals files opinions (May 26, 2004) ... Court Starts Online Service for Fine Payments Online payment of fines and court fees assessed for scheduled and other simple misdemeanor violations is now available. 2002 Statistical Report of the Iowa Judicial Branch (July 28, 2003)

28. Court Web Sites state court Web Sites includes local and municipal court Web sites. Federal court Web Sites. Dakota County district court. Minnesota state court System. http://www.ncsconline.org/D_KIS/info_court_web_sites.html

Knowledge and Information Services SEARCH OUR SITE NCSC HOME LIBRARY - INFORMATION COURTOPICS ... REQUEST FORM Court Web Sites Electronic links to other Web sites are available for constituent convenience only. NCSC has no responsibility for or control over them, nor does NCSC necessarily endorse the contents. The National Center for State Courts accepts no responsibility for information found at other Web sites to which it links. To add your court Web site to the list email your request to webmaster@ncsc.dni.us State Court Web Sites : includes local and municipal court Web sites. Federal Court Web Sites International Court Web Sites Court Related Organizations Law Schools ... Associations, Vendors, and Other Web Sites State Court Web Sites Quick Jump Table A C D F ... W Alabama Administrative Office of Courts Alabama Judicial System Online Alabama Appellate Courts Alabama Court of the Judiciary ... Athens, Alabama City Clerk’s Office and Municipal Court

29. Trial Courts Commonly Asked Questions About Jury Service. Visit the NC Business court web site. Website Assistance for districts. district, COUNTY. http://www.aoc.state.nc.us/www/public/html/trial_courts.htm

Search the Criminal Calendar by defendant name in all 100 counties. View or download raw criminal calendars. Commonly Asked Questions About Jury Service Visit the N.C. Business Court web site. ... Website Assistance for Districts DISTRICT COUNTY Camden Chowan Currituck Dare ... Technical Help

30. District Of Oregon United States Bankruptcy court. district of Oregon. Welcome! Today is Sunday, 05/23/2004. Welcome!This Website Lists Recent court Updates and General Information. Click for court Addresses/Phone Numbers. Click re Forms/Filing. of the Bankruptcy court computer systems will be unavailable 1) Extensive local Form (LBF) Updates required for court's new Elec http://www.orb.uscourts.gov/

United States Bankruptcy Court District of Oregon Welcome! Today is Tuesday, 06/08/2004. This website includes recent court updates and general information. Click for Court Addresses/Phone Numbers . Click re Forms/Filing . Click to access Case Information 5/26/04 - THREE ITEMS: (1) Gen. Order (G.O.) #04-1 LBR/G.O. document; AND (3) 335, 720.90, 720.92, 1181 & 1181.2 [NOTE: See "REVISION NOTES" at end of INDEX for details!]. 5/1/04 - TWO Items: (1) Updated LBF INDEX AND LBF #s ECF Status Update 3/31/04 - THREE Items: (1) Updated LBF #s 100, 104, 728, and 763.2; (2) FAQ Updates Chart re: adjustments to various dollar amounts 1/04 - FOUR Items: (1) IRS mailing address updated re Eugene cases; (2) Fee List updated re: car mileage (37.5 AND (4) Ch. 12 expired 1/1/04. 12/03 - TWO Items: (1) The court must again strictly enforce LBR 5001-2 requiring filing of documents in the proper office; AND REMINDER: Weather/Emergency court closures are announced via the Court's telephone answering system. 11/03 - TWO Items: (1) Extensive Local Form (LBF) Updates required for court's new Elec. Case File (ECF) system;

31. Alaska Court System Forms AP205 (2/04) / Appellee Instructions - district court to Superior court 20 May 2004 © Alaska court System www.state.ak.us/courts webmaster@courts.state.ak.us. http://www.state.ak.us/courts/forms.htm

Alaska Court System Forms and Publications Administration Appeals Appellate Civil ... Forms Catalogs Legal form books provide sample language you may use on documents to file with the court. Some forms, such as those prepared by the Alaska Court System, are fill-in-the-blank, while others merely provide language that you will need to tailor to your situation. It is important to note that forms are not available for every situation. You will often have to create documents without the help of examples, and you should consider consulting an attorney to assist you. Each person's legal situation is unique. Court staff cannot advise you about what language to use and library staff cannot select forms for you. The Alaska Court System Forms Book contains official forms produced by the Court System. A few of these forms are available here. The forms are also available at all court locations , and the Forms Book is available for review at the Anchorage, Juneau and Fairbanks law libraries . Selected Alaska Appellate Court Forms are also available online.

32. Home accommodates the district court, the Bankruptcy court, Pretrial Services and Offices and several state court offices. by U.S. district court Eastern New York, systems Dept http://www.nyed.uscourts.gov/

Access to Information Notice: Administrative Order 2004-05 Request to Seal Documents) Access to the information on this system is currently available at no charge; however, a user fee, approved by the Judicial conference of the United States, may be applied in the future. W elcome to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. The Eastern District has 14 Active Judges, 6 Senior Judges and 13 Magistrate Judges. The district comprises the counties of Kings, Nassau, Queens, Richmond, and Suffolk and concurrently with the Southern District, the waters within the counties of Bronx and New York. The Eastern District has a population of eight million people. The main courthouse, located at 225 Cadman Plaza East, is in the civic center of Brooklyn and is directly adjacent to Brooklyn Heights, the first Historic District named as such in the City of New York. Only a short distance from the courthouse's current location is the site of Gen. George Washington's escape to Manhattan during the American Revolution, an escape that ensured a later victory for his army. Cadman Plaza, itself was named after Samuel Parkes Cadman, a popular Brooklyn Minister in the early twentieth century who was one of the first to use radio as means to reach his audience.

33. Alaska Court System - State And Federal Legal Resources of Alaska Home Page; US Bankruptcy court for the district of Alaska Rev. 11 May 2004 © Alaska court System www.state.ak.us/courts webmaster@courts.state.ak.us. http://www.state.ak.us/courts/fedlegal.htm

State and Federal Legal Resources Federal Court Rules Federal Laws and Regulations Federal Opinions Federal Information Links ... U.S. Supreme Court U.S. Supreme Court 1990 - current decisions 1937 - 1975 decisions (v.300 - 422 U.S. Reports) Selected Historic decisions U.S. Supreme Court website Oyez - U.S. Supreme Court multimedia database, including tapes of oral arguments Curiae Project - selected U.S. Supreme Court records and briefs Return to top Federal Opinions and Court Information History of the Federal Judiciary Map of Federal Judicial Circuits First Circuit Court of Appeals Court website 1995-2001 decisions via Emory University School of Law Second Circuit Court of Appeals Court website 1995-2002 decisions via Pace Law School Third Circuit Court of Appeals Court website 1994-current decisions via Villanova University School of Law Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals Court website 1995-2001 decisions via Emory University School of Law Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Court website 1992-current decisions via University of Texas School of Law Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals Court website 1994-1999 decisions via Emory University of School of Law Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals Court website Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Court website Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Court website Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals Court website 1995-1997 decisions via Emory University of School of Law 1997-current decisions via Washburn University School Law Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals Court website 1994-current decisions via Emory University of School of Law

34. Grays Harbor County - District Court And Your Local Court System the state to fund state trauma care and the judicial information system. adult probation supervision fees) are not shared with the state, but a court Funding. http://www.co.grays-harbor.wa.us/info/judicial/

Grays Harbor County District Court Montesano Office: County Courthouse 102 W. Broadway Room 202A Montesano, WA 98563 Tel. (360) 249-3441 Fax (360) 249-6382 Aberdeen Office: Pearsall Building 2109 Sumner Ave., Room 201 PO Box 142 Aberdeen, WA 98520 Tel. (360) 532-7061 Fax (360) 532-7704 District Court Probation: Room 106 County Courthouse Montesano, WA 98563 Tel.(360)249-6868 Fax (360)249-6871 Public Information About Court Proceedings Your district court judges and staff have available at the court offices pamphlets providing information on the following topics: Anti-harassment Protection Criminal and Traffic Procedures DUI Victim Panels Infraction Procedures ... Small Claims Court The Grays Harbor County law library is located on the second floor of the county courthouse in Montesano. Library hours 8 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday. Check for librarian's schedule at library if you need assistance.

35. Alaska Court System Alaska court System Information The Superior court. In rural areas of the state where fulltime Superior or district court judges are not required http://justice.uaa.alaska.edu/rlinks/courts/ak_courts.html

Resource index Alaska Court System Nenana District Court Click on the picture to learn more. The Alaska Court System is highly centralized, comprising four levels of state courts organized into four judicial districts, entirely state-administered and funded. Two of these, the Alaska Supreme Court and the Superior Court, were established by the Alaska Constitution. The District Court was established by statute in 1959, the Court of Appeals in 1980. There are no separate juvenile courts in Alaska. For information about tribal courts, which are not part of the Alaska Court System, see See also: Courts Courts Rules of court for courts in Alaska Legal research ... Alaska Court System Links to recent appellate court decisions (slip opinions), Alaska Rules of Court, Alaska Court System press releases, and other resources maintained by the staff of the Alaska Court Libraries, including court rules and slip opinions. See Alaska court decisions and Alaska Rules of Court for Alaska court resources useful in conducting legal research.

36. Judicial Branch - State Court Systems In The United States Of America Judicial Branch state court systems in the United states of 1890) Statutory court IN district FOR state. county, • City court Statutory court IN and FOR http://www.thegreenpapers.com/slg/scs.phtml

Judicial Branch State Court Systems in the United States of America Portrait Format Landscape Format State Court of Last Resort Court(s) of Intermediate Appellate Jurisdiction Court of General Trial Jurisdiction Court(s) of Limited Jurisdiction Court(s) of Special Jurisdiction Alabama Supreme Court (1819) Constitutional Court [IN and FOR: State] Court of Appeals (1910-1969) Statutory Court [IN and FOR: State] Court of Civil Appeals (1969) Statutory Court [IN and FOR: State] Court of Criminal Appeals (1969) Statutory Court [IN and FOR: State] Circuit Court (1819) Constitutional Court [IN: circuit FOR: county] County Court (1977) Statutory Court [IN and FOR: county] Recorder's Court (1977) Statutory Court [FOR: municpality] Justices of the Peace (1819-1977) Constitutional Court [IN and FOR: county-1875: precinct] District Court (1975) Statutory Court [FOR: county] Municipal Court (1975) Statutory Court [IN and FOR: municipality] Chancery Court (1819) Probate Court (1819) Constitutional Court [IN and FOR: county] Alaska Supreme Court (1960) Constitutional Court [FOR: statewide] Court of Appeals (1980) Statutory Court [FOR: statewide] District Court (1884-1959) Constitutional Court [FOR: entire District(-1912-)Territory] Superior Court (1959) Constitutional Court [FOR: borough or equivalent] Municipal Court (1912-1959) Statutory Court [FOR: municipality] District Court (1959) Statutory Court [FOR: judicial district] Magistrate Court (1960) Statutory Court [FOR: municipality] Commissioners' Court (1900-1959) Constitutional Court [FOR: entire District(-1912-) Territory]

37. Judicial Branch - State Court Systems In The United States Of America Judicial Branch state court systems in the United states of of Appeals (1890) Statutory court IN district FOR state. City court Statutory court IN and FOR http://www.thegreenpapers.com/slg/scs.phtml?format=portrait

38. Administrative Office Of The Courts and employment opportunities in the court system, as well CIRCUIT courtS FOR THE 16 TH JUDICIAL district. with the entry of this order, the court is releasing http://www.tsc.state.tn.us/

Appellate Courts Appellate Court Clerk Trial Court Judges Current Rules ... Videos The Tennessee Court System provides this site as a public service, offering convenient public access to court reports, court information, and employment opportunities in the court system, as well as Tennessee Appellate Court opinions. Information posted on this site is believed to be accurate, but is not guaranteed Sharon Gail Lee Selected to Fill Court of Appeals Nashville Governor Phil Bredesen today announced that Monroe County native Sharon Gail Lee will fill a position on the Tennessee Court of Appeals, Eastern Section. Lee has practiced law for 26 years. A sole practitioner, Lee began her law career with J.D. Lee and Associates in Madisonville in 1978, and worked in various partnerships until she established the Sharon G. Lee Law Office in 2001. Lee has vast experience in civil and criminal law, with a primary emphasis on tort practice. She has worked as county attorney for Monroe County since 1991, and also serves as city attorney for Madisonville and Vonore. She is a Rule 31 family mediator. -mor NOTICE OF JUDICIAL SELECTION Court of Criminal Appeals - Western Section Pursuant to the provisions of Tennessee Code Annotated Section 17-4-101 et seq ., notice is hereby given that the Judicial Selection Commission will meet in Jackson (date, time and location to be announced at a later date), to initiate the process of filling the vacancy in the Court of Criminal Appeals, Western Section.

39. Courts Administration Authority South Australia principal motive behind this was to bring the South Australian court system more into result that it has now become the principal trial court in the state. http://www.courts.sa.gov.au/courts/district/history.html

Compared with the eastern States, South Australia was fairly late in establishing its District Court. Victoria, for example, had formed its Country Court as early as 1852, while New South Wales and Queensland formed their District Courts in 1858 and 1865 respectively. It was not until a little over a century later that South Australia had its own equivalent. In 1981, by the Statutes Amendment (Administration of Courts and Tribunals) Act 1981 No. 34, District Criminal Courts and Local Courts of Full Jurisdiction were designated as District Courts. Thus, no longer were there separate Local Courts sitting in their Full Jurisdiction and District Criminal Courts, but just one District Court exercising the same powers. The principal motive behind this was to bring the South Australian court system more into line with the way courts were organised in most of the other Australian States and also to enhance the status of the District Court. Unfortunately, the legislation did not completely achieve this object and the District Court, despite being unified, still did not have a separate Act of Parliament of its own. That was to change in 1991. Thus, within a span of just three decades, the District Court of South Australia has come of age. From being somewhat hastily grafted onto an already existing legislation and given very limited powers, it is now constituted by its own Act and entrusted with the bulk of trial work.

40. USIS -- Issues Of Democracy, September 1999 -- U.S. Courts Each state, as well as the district of Columbia Rico, has its own independent judicial system, that operates The highest court in each state is the ultimate http://usinfo.state.gov/journals/itdhr/0999/ijde/fine.htm

HOW THE U.S. COURT SYSTEM FUNCTIONS By Toni M. Fine The U.S. Constitution establishes a system of federalism under which the federal government is granted limited authority, with all remaining authority left to the states. This model of shared powers defines the relationship between the federal and state courts. In this overview of the various levels of the U.S. courts, Toni M. Fine, associate director of the Global Law School Program at New York University Law School, explains how the court system functions. It is something of a myth to speak about a single U.S. court system because the U.S. judicial system is in reality composed of multiple autonomous courts. There is the federal court system, an integrated system divided into numerous geographic units and various levels of hierarchy; in addition, each state has its own court system with a system of local courts that operate within the state. Under this dual federal/state court structure, the U.S. Supreme Court is the final arbiter of federal law, while the highest court of each state (usually called supreme courts) has the ultimate authority to interpret matters of the law of its state. When federal constitutional or statutory matters are involved, the federal courts have the power to decide whether the state law violates federal law. The functioning of these systems is complicated by the fact that there are multiple sources of law, and courts of one system are often called upon to interpret and apply the laws of another jurisdiction. In addition, more than one court may have sovereignty to hear a particular case.

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