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Complete instructions on using the Court Files page to locate a proceeding, accessing the Recorded Entry page, and downloading records, can be found in the User Guide for Online Access to Federal Court Records. Why aren’t all Court records available online? As a general matter, the Court files of the Federal Court are accessible to the public ...
Oct 15, 2024 · It provides access to some limited information from the court file, such as the names of counsel representing the various parties, the latest step or order made in the proceeding, and the amount claimed in the proceeding. A ONe-Key account is also used to issue and file court documents via the court’s online portals.
Oct 11, 2024 · Court files contain many different documents about a legal matter. Access to court files and documents by the public is determined by policies set by the Court of Appeal, BC Supreme Court and the Provincial Court. The policies provide direction on access to criminal, family and civil court records. For more information refer to: Court of Appeal ...
Mar 18, 2022 · The following guide is the Ministry of the Attorney General’s Court Services Division Policies and Procedures on Public Access to Court Files, Documents and Exhibits. We posted the guide online to enhance public access to court proceedings, information and documents.
- Names of The Parties
- Date
- Court
- Judicial District
If it is a criminal case one of the parties is always "the King", "the Queen", "Rex", "Regina", or simply "R." The accused person(s) is the other party. In some cases Archives staff may conduct searches by the name of the defendant using a database created from the criminal case docket books at the Provincial Archives. This database is not comprehe...
Since the records are arranged chronologically, the year or approximate year is needed to narrow the search.
In which court was the case heard? Police Magistrate's Court? District Court? King's Bench? Was the case sent to the Court of Appeal? The type of case may indicate in which court the case was heard.
In which judicial district or courthouse was the case heard? Criminal matters usually are heard in the judicial district where the crime took place. Civil matters may be heard where the plaintiff or defendant reside or where the property in dispute is located.
Consult the Information tab to learn about accessing court records; registered access (for regular access to Court records, or for access to multiple court records in one case file, or to single or multiple court records in more than one case file); processing time; fees; and conditions for use. Consult the Form tab to fill out the electronic form.
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2.4.2 Post-court docket and case event list. The post-court docket or case event list is the same as the pre-court docket or list, with notes outlining the judicial decisions for each charge listed. The post-court docket or list is publicly accessible, except to the extent that it includes cases that: have been sealed;
