Clerk review definition
Clerk review means an inspection of electronically filed documents by the clerk for compliance with court rules, policies, procedures, and practices made before creating a docket entry.
Clerk review means a review of electronically-filed documents by the Clerk in accordance with these Rules, policies, procedures, and practice. The Clerk may review the data and documents electronically submitted to ensure compliance with these Rules, policies, procedures, and practices before creating a docket entry or before docketing the case.
Clerk review or “review by the Clerk” means the review prior to acceptance for filing of an electronically filed pleading or document to determine if the pleading/document submitted complies with the rules, policies, procedures and practices of this court.
More Definitions of Clerk review
Clerk review means the Court’s software application supplied by Court Service Provider(s) that allows the court to review, accept, reject, and add data and documents (filings) to the court’s case management system.