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Clerk of Courts, Hamilton County, OH
www.courtclerk.org/
The Hamilton County, Ohio, Clerk of Courts site was rated number 1 by our reviewers because of the wide variety of services provided on the site. Users can search current and historical cases in a number of different ways. An online payment system for traffic fines is in place and users may use their credit cards to pay fines. Court dockets, schedules and calendars for all divisions, civil, criminal, probate, etc.; were accessible online and easy to use and understand. Their system appears to provide public access to the court's case management system online. We were impressed. |
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North Dakota Supreme Court
http://www.court.state.nd.us/
Excellent calendars with automatic updating, the ability to subscribe via e-mail for new opinions, a wide range of available opinions and overall good design and implementation characterized this excellent North Dakota site. Unique was the broadcasting of Supreme Court sessions via Real Audio™ to the Internet for Law Day in North Dakota. |
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Los Angeles Municipal Court
www.lamuni.org/
Well-organized, easy-to-use and the provision of civil, small claims, unlawful detainers and traffic information online distinguished the Los Angeles Municipal Court site. The ability to pay traffic fines online and the capabilities of the Web Court impressed our reviewers. It also loads very quickly. |
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San Diego Superior Court
http://www.sandiego.courts.ca.gov/superior
Superior calendaring capabilities for civil, domestic, criminal and probate made this site shine. Additional pluses were the very clean, well-organized interface and excellent downloadable forms. A unique feature was the ability to order a CD-ROM of case information and the ability to obtain updates to that information. |
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Sacramento Superior Court
www.saccourt.com
A superb searchable database of cases, very good downloadable forms and good organization made this site stand out from the crowd. |
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Shawnee County Court, Topeka, KS
http://www.shawneecourt.org/
Electronic filing, a good set of downloadable forms and simple and neat organization qualified this court for inclusion in our Top Ten. |
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Seattle Municipal Court
www.ci.seattle.wa.us/courts/house.htm
Payment online for traffic offenses, juror rescheduling online and the ability to accept applications for volunteers on the web set apart the Seattle Municipal Court. |
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Wisconsin Circuit Court Automation Program
http://ccap.courts.state.wi.us/
This excellent site provides access to civil, criminal, probate and other types of cases for circuit courts in Wisconsin. Calendar and docket access are also provided. It has a very good help system. |
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North Carolina Judicial System Site
www.aoc.state.nc.us/
This site is a very good example of a centralized state judicial system website. Criminal calendars are searchable for all 100 counties. An innovative website to teach kids about the courts also made this site stand out. |
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Clerk of the Court, Maricopa County Court Site
http://www.maricopa.gov/clkcourt/default.html
An excellent case history database and the ability for attorney's to change their office addresses online distinguished this site. |
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