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1. www.wicourts.gov › courts › circuitWisconsin Court System - Circuit court judges and court websites

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   May 23, 2024 · Wisconsin Court Records Management Committee; Public access to justice. ... (Chief Judge) Barron County Clerk of Circuit Court: Bayfield: Anderson, Hon. John P. ...

2. wicourts.gov › courts › circuitWisconsin Court System - Circuit courts

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   The state's 72 counties are grouped into nine judicial administrative districts (1-5 and 7-10). See the district map. In each district there is a chief judge appointed by the Supreme Court. The chief judge, who may serve up to three consecutive two-year terms, supervises and directs the administration of the district. In carrying out these duties, ...

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   The circuit courts are funded with a combination of state and county money. State funds are used to pay the salaries of the judges, official court reporters, and reserve judges (retired judges who are assigned to hear cases when the need arises). The state also funds travel and training for the judges. By law, the counties are responsible for all o...

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   The circuit courts were created on April 5, 1977 when Wisconsin voters approved a variety of proposed amendments to Article VII of the Wisconsin Constitution, which pertains to the judicial branch of government. These amendments permitted a reorganization of the Wisconsin courts. Prior to court reorganization, there were two levels of trial courts ...

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3. law.marquette.edu › facultyblog › 2018Changes to Wisconsin’s CCAP Shortens the Time that Some ...

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   Apr 8, 2018 · CCAP creates a record for each case that records the names of all parties, filings, proceedings, orders, and the final judgment or disposition of cases. Records from CCAP are not only available for court staff but are also accessible to the general public on the Wisconsin Circuit Court Access, or WCCA.

4. docs.legis.wisconsin.gov › misc › lcPublic Access to Circuit Court Records

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   The Wisconsin Supreme Court has recognized that our state’s public records laws1 extend to circuit court records and that, with certain exceptions, the public has a right to view all records kept by the clerks of circuit court.2 Exceptions include: (1) court records for case types that are statutorily defined as

5. wilawlibrary.gov › learn › wlaWCCAUnderstanding the Wisconsin Circuit Court Records Website

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   • Lien for 10 years from the date of entry onto the judgment/lien docket • Creditor can have lien re-docketed for a second 10-year period • Satisfaction of liens will be entered into the

6. www.paulksicinskilaw.com › blog › 2019RETENTION OF WISCONSIN COURT RECORDS ON THE INTERNET

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   Sep 4, 2019 · The Wisconsin Circuit Court Access (WCCA) website provides access to certain public court records of the Wisconsin Circuit Courts on the internet. I am frequently asked the question about how long records of a case will remain on line. How long are cases kept on WCCA? Generally, case information is displayed on WCCA for the

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   How many Circuit Court judges are there in Wisconsin?

   • Currently, there are 261 circuit court judgesin Wisconsin. The circuit courts are divided into branches with at least one branch in every county, with the exception of six counties that are paired off and share judges. The paired counties are: Buffalo/Pepin, Florence/Forest, and Shawano/Menominee.

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   How are court records stored in Wisconsin?

   • Records of Wisconsin circuit court cases were first electronically stored beginning in the early 1990s through the Consolidated Court Automation Programs, now commonly known as CCAP. CCAP creates a record for each case that records the names of all parties, filings, proceedings, orders, and the final judgment or disposition of cases.

   Changes to Wisconsin’s CCAP Shortens the Time that Some Records are

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   What is a circuit court in Wisconsin?

   • Function & overview The Wisconsin circuit courts are the state's trial courts. Circuit courts have original jurisdiction in all civil and criminal matters within the state, including probate, juvenile, and traffic matters, as well as civil and criminal jury trials. Currently, there are 261 circuit court judgesin Wisconsin.

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   Does public records law apply in Wisconsin?

   • Coverage varies by county and case type Docket information, not full text Public records law applies: Wisconsin Statute 19.31-19.39 Civil Criminal Probate Other Traffic Why isn’t a case on this website? Confidential cases or confidential case types Municipal court records Federal court (Includes bankruptcies) WCCA?

   Understanding the Wisconsin Circuit Court Records Website

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8. www.wicourts.govWisconsin Court System

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   December 14, 2023 - The Supreme Court of Wisconsin announced today that Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Audrey K. Skwierawski will serve as the next Director of State Courts, a position she has filled in an interim capacity since August 3rd, 2023. This appointment is effective December 31, 2023. see full article