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 Maricopa County (AZ) Superior Court
www.superiorcourt.maricopa.gov\
The on-line calendar at this site is outstanding – it is versatile and complete, with a link to individual case information. It also has a now-famous self-service center, written in language understandable by lay people, and the news flashes are up to date. |
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 Georgia Probate Court On-Line System
https://gaprobate.gtri.gatech.edu/
This is a secure site that provides everything anyone needs to file and maintain a probate case. Forms can be downloaded or completed on-line, and a full guardian’s handbook and explanation of personal representative duties is available. It is also an innovative partnership with education to develop a worthy Website. |
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 Arkansas Judiciary
courts.state.ar.us/
This is an excellent Website, especially for attorneys. Users can search opinions, read the state codes, and there are numerous articles and publications, as well as procedural instructions. Its links to other sites and graphics are impressive. |
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 Alaska Appellate Courts
http://www.appellate.courts.state.ak.us/
This site provides appellate opinions, forms, and oral argument schedules. Of special interest is the information about how the Website and associated processes were designed and implemented; other courts should consider this report when developing a Website. |
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 Marion County (IN) Clerk of Court/Superior Court
www.indygov.org/clerk/
This site has a child support calculator so parties can estimate their own child support payments. It also allows on-line payment of parking tickets, has an entertaining history of parking tickets throughout time, and very creative FAQs (frequently asked questions). |
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 New Mexico State Judiciary
http://www.nmcourts.com/
This Web page has an excellent case access index, FACTSweb. The court also accepts e-filing via the site, and has a library of family law forms. |
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 The High Court of Australia
www.hcourt.gov.au/
This site covers all bases of an appeals court – calendars, searchable judgments, summaries of previous and future cases, and links to relevant sites. Of special interest is a map of the U.S. with links to all Federal Court Websites. |
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 The Missouri Judiciary
http://www.osca.state.mo.us/
Missouri has an ambitious case access system, Case.Net, that will soon extend to all courts in the state. The site also has information about the automation system itself, which can be useful to other courts considering similar systems. |
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 Chatham County (GA) Court
www.chathamcourts.org/
This site provides case information, court calendars, and e-filing. It also has a creative home-page index. |
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 San Diego (CA) Superior Court
http://www.sandiego.courts.ca.gov/superior/index.html
This is the second time the San Diego site has been chosen for the Justice Served Top Ten list. The site continues to be an outstanding example of on-line services, and has been enhanced to include Probate Examiner notes. It is a commendable court Website. |
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