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1. www.njcourts.gov › public › find-a-caseFind a Case | NJ Courts

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   Search for public court case information, written opinions, attorney discipline matters, and more. Search our public case databases, find written opinions, and request court records. Search case jackets by party name or docket number. Search criminal cases by name or county.

2. adacounty.id.gov › clerk › courtsCourt Services - Ada County Clerk

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   Search for court records. Appear in Court Remotely. Court hearings are being held electronically. You can attend court from anywhere, by using your smart phone, laptop, or computer.

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   How do I contact Ada County Clerk?

   • QUESTIONS? If you have any questions, you may call the Ada County Clerk’s Office, (208) 287-6900 or email adacourt@adacounty.id.gov. Ada County Clerks online services, you can make a payment, search for a hearing or search for records.

   Court Services - Ada County Clerk

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   Can I access Ecourts case jackets?

   • Yes, for Tax Court only, County Board of Taxation, Municipal Assessors and Municipal Clerks can access eCourts case jackets once a Tax Court case jacket access request form is fully processed.

   eCourts Civil | NJ Courts

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   Who can view a case jacket in New Jersey?

   • The electronic Case Jacket can be viewed by all New Jersey attorneys in good standing. If you are experiencing technical difficulties in viewing a case jacket, contact the Judiciary Problem Reporting Desk at 609-421-6100 Q. Who can e-file using eCourts?

   eCourts Civil | NJ Courts

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   How do I access a tax court case jacket?

   • County Board of Taxation, Municipal Assessors and Municipal Clerks are required to submit a Tax Court case jacket access request form. Activate their Attorney ID through the Attorney Online Registration and Payment Center. Verify the accuracy of their attorney contact information through the Attorney Online Registration and Payment Center.

   eCourts Civil | NJ Courts

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4. portal.njcourts.gov › webe41 › ExternalPGPACriminal Cases: PROMIS/Gavel Public Access

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   Criminal histories are maintained by the New Jersey State Police. Additionally, information in this database is current as of today and information viewed today may, thereafter, be corrected, updated or expunged. As provided by N.J.S.A. 2C:52-30, it is a disorderly persons offense for any person to reveal to another the existence of an arrest ...

5. portalcivsearch-cloud.njcourts.gov › prweb › PRServPublic Access harness - New Jersey Superior Court

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   County: Mediator First Name: Mediator Last Name: Hourly Fee: From. To. Please click "I'm not a Robot" and follow the instructions provided. Once you have finished successfully, you will see a green checkmark. Click Search to continue and view case information.

6. www.njcourts.gov › attorneys › ecourts-civileCourts Civil | NJ Courts

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   Self-represented litigants can use eCourts Civil to access real-time updates on case filings and court proceedings for these case types: Lawsuit seeking damages of $20,000 or more; Landlord Tenant cases; Foreclosure cases; Complete the first-time user registration process.

7. portal.njcourts.gov › webe41 › jocpa_internetJOC Public Access - New Jersey Superior Court

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   (See County Criminal Records Contact List in the FAQ of the 'Help' Section or in the 'Contact Us' Section.) Beginning in November of 2012, the New Jersey Supreme Court authorized the electronic signing of documents, and as of September 1, 2013, New Jersey Court Rule 1:32-2A provides that an electronic signature has the same force and effect as ...