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1. civil.sog.unc.edu › show-me-the-statute-the-officeShow Me the Statute: The Office and Judicial Authority of the ...

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   Mar 22, 2017 · So just who is the clerk of superior court and what are the areas of the clerk’s judicial authority? I thought I’d use this post to go over some of the highlights. A Constitutional Office, an Elected Official.

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2. clerk.franklincountyohio.gov › abouttheofficeAbout the Office - Franklin County Clerk of Courts

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   In the Franklin County Clerk of Courts’ Office, approximately 200 full-time Deputy Clerks serve in five divisions: Auto Title, Legal, Fiscal Services, Information Technology, and Administration. Four of those divisions are in seven different offices in the Franklin County Courthouse complex.

3. clerk.franklincountyohio.govMaryellen O'Shaughnessy - Franklin County Clerk of Courts

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   Maryellen O’Shaughnessy was first elected in 2008 to serve the people of Franklin County as Clerk of Courts. She ran unopposed in 2012 and was reelected to serve a second four-year term.

4. clerk.franklincountyohio.gov › contactUsContact Us Information - Franklin County Clerk of Courts

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   373 S High St., 4 th Floor. Columbus, Ohio 43215. 614.525.8839. Hours: Monday - Friday. 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.*. The Franklin County Clerk of Courts is here for you. Call or email, we will connect you with an expert clerk to assist you.

5. www.supremecourt.ohio.gov › opinions-cases › officeOffice of Clerk of the Court » Supreme Court of Ohio

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   The Clerk's Office manages all cases filed with the Supreme Court. The office maintains the Court's case files, case dockets, journal, and lower court records; prepares and issues Court orders; schedules oral arguments and the Court's consideration of other case matters; and coordinates inter-agency communication in death penalty cases.

6. ohio.gov › site › governmentOhio Courts

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   Aug 12, 2022 · The Supreme Court of Ohio maintains a list of courts in the state, including municipal, county, common pleas, claims, and appellate courts.

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   What does the clerk's office do?

   • The Clerk's Office manages all cases filed with the Supreme Court. The office maintains the Court's case files, case dockets, journal, and lower court records; prepares and issues Court orders; schedules oral arguments and the Court's consideration of other case matters; and coordinates inter-agency communication in death penalty cases.

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   What does the Franklin County Clerk of courts do?

   • The Franklin County Clerk of Courts is responsible for processing circuit court case records, among other duties. Court records are documents generated during legal proceedings, such as criminal case files, bankruptcy records, and records from family or probate court.

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   What is a clerk of Superior Court in North Carolina?

   • A Constitutional Office, an Elected Official. The office of the clerk of superior court is created by the North Carolina Constitution. See NC Const. art. IV, Sec. 9 (3) . The NC Constitution provides that there shall be one clerk in each of North Carolina’s 100 counties who are elected for a four year term. Id.

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   Why does Ohio have a clerk of courts?

   • Since Ohio became a state in 1803, judicial systems required each county to have a clerk of courts who was tasked to preserve records for future generations. In the interest of justice, it is important for clerk offices to remain independent from the judges they serve. This separation prevents even the appearance of judicial bias.

   About the Office - Franklin County Clerk of Courts

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8. franklincountycourt.org › court-recordsCourt Records | Franklin County Court

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   The Franklin County Clerk of Courts is responsible for processing circuit court case records, among other duties. Court records are documents generated during legal proceedings, such as criminal case files, bankruptcy records, and records from family or probate court.