Are court cases public Ontario?
Since the outset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ontario Court of Justice and courts across the country have taken measures to ensure that members of the public and the media continue to have access to court proceedings and, where possible, court filings, exhibits and audio recordings of court proceedings.
How do I look up court cases in Connecticut?
Yes, interested persons can look up court cases in Connecticut. They can do so by using the Case Look-up page of the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch. The Case Look-Up website is updated daily but may not display information on confidential cases per Connecticut law. It is also a user-friendly website.
How do I find out if I have a warrant in CT?
How do I find out if a warrant has been issued for my arrest? A: You can go online to: www.jud.ct.gov for warrants in CT, but you will only find warrants that have been issued for a charge of violation of probation or for a failure to appear in court.
How do I look up someone’s criminal record in Ontario?
An RCMP background check is the only official way to perform a criminal background check on someone in Canada. The RCMP database is the only information network in Canada which has access to criminal records. Obtaining an RCMP background check normally involves a fee.
Are divorce records public in Connecticut?
For many people, privacy — for themself, their spouse, and their children — is a priority during and following a divorce. It’s normal to wonder whether divorce is a matter of divorce records public in Connecticut. The short answer is yes, divorce filings are public records.
Where can I get help with family law in Norwich?
County Court: 0344 892 4000 Family fax: 01264 785024 Civil fax: 01264 785023 County Court Money Claims Centre: 0300 123 1372 Money claims fax: 0161 743 4023 Small claims mediation: 01604 795511. Email Enquiries: [email protected], [email protected] Family queries: [email protected]
Where can I claim money from the county court at Norwich?
The County Court at Norwich As of 19th March 2012 your local court is no longer able to accept your claim form, instead paper claim forms are processed by the County Court Money Claims Centre (CCMCC), you can also file your claim online using Money Claim Online (MCOL).
How do I contact the Norfolk County Court?
Filing and records: [email protected]. Opening Times. Court building open: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 5pm. Telephone Enquiries from: 9am to 5pm. County Court enquiries counter: By prior appointment only. Areas of Law. Adoption, bankruptcy, children, crime, divorce, domestic violence, high court, money claims, repossession.
Where can I Park at Norwich Crown Court?
There are no parking facilities at this building, however paid off site parking is available within 500 metres: St Helen’s Wharf 17 Bishopgate, Norwich NR3 1RZ Magdalen Car Park, St Saviours Lane, Norwich NR3 1SP 2 parking spaces available on site for Blue Badge holders. Please contact the court to reserve a space.