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The document provides a comprehensive guide on how to utilize FullCourt™ Jury data for creating various legal documents. It details available merge codes for juror, court, and financial information, including formatting options for dates and monetary values. The document also explains how to prompt for additional information not provided by FullCourt and outlines the process for generating documents for groups or individual jurors.

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Begin by entering the court-related information such as Court Name, Mailing Address, and Phone. Ensure that all data names are spelled correctly as per the provided codes.
For juror details, input the Juror Name, Date of Birth, and contact information. Use the appropriate formatting codes for dates and monetary values to maintain consistency.
If additional information is required that is not available in FullCourt, utilize the 'Need Prompt' feature to request this data directly within the document.
Review all entries for accuracy before finalizing. You can print documents for individual jurors or groups based on your needs.

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Are court records public in Montana?

ACCESS TO RECORDS: Once a document is filed by the Clerk of the Montana Supreme Court, it becomes a matter of public record and available for public review, unless it is specifically sealed by order of the Supreme Court.

Are police reports public in Montana?

Per Montana law, most police reports are considered confidential, not public records, and dissemination is limited.

Are traffic tickets considered court records in Montana?

Basically, a traffic case starts from the point where an offender is issued a ticket for a traffic infraction and ends when the case is completely settled with a fine or a court case with a definitive ruling. All records created and maintained during this process are traffic court records.

What information is included in Montana court records?

One category includes documents, such as notices, minutes, orders and judgments, which become part of the court record.

What are court order documents?

In family law court, an order is an official legal command requiring a person to do something, or not do something. Orders often come in the form of a document which is signed by the judge.

What does a court docket sheet look like?

The specific format varies from court to court, but most docket sheets include, in order: Information about the case, such as the docket number, nature of suit or case type, judge, related cases, date filed, and whether the case is open or closed.

What is a written record of a court proceeding?

A cases docket (or docket sheet) is the formal record maintained by the court that lists the proceedings and filings in a particular case, outlined with brief descriptions and organized in reverse chronological order.

What is included in the record of a court case?

Records and briefs are the documents that were submitted to or generated by a court in a particular case, from the complaint (in a civil case) or the indictment (in a criminal case) to other pleadings, motions, orders, transcripts of the trial, jury verdicts, and associated materials.

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