Know the court calendar

Proceedings in courts across the United States Court schedules is dictated by the. These calendars can be viewed by the public may use information for individual cases. Calendar show Court the names of the parties with date, time and place the next procedure. The method for accessing Court schedules depends on the State and the district.Difficulty: EasyInstructions1Open a browser and go to the website of the Court of Justice (see resources for a list of links to the websites of the national court). A Web site information available varies according to the Court of justice. Some courts list calendar Court; schedules 2 open a browser and go public access to court electronic records (PACER) (see resources) - Web site. Click on the "Court links" link on the page. Click on the Court you want to display in the calendar. Some courts have your calendar online. 3Call your district attorney or the Tribunal clerk's Office in your community. Assistants and managers of these offices can fax or email court calendars and local Office of the clerk of the Court Justice Palace schedules. 4Visit. To manage the Court to the calendar and can contain information about the timetable and the Court judge contact schedule. 5Get. Occasionally judge or your secretaries provide information to your court calendars and schedules and give an overview on the line of the time on a particular case.