Judicial record definition

Judicial record means the record of official entry of the proceedings in a court of justice or of the official act of a judicial officer in an action or special proceeding.
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Judicial record means a record that is the original or
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Judicial record means a document, paper, letter, map, book, tape, photograph, film, recording, data processing software, or other material created by a court, court personnel, or a judicial agency, regardless of electronic or physical form, characteristics, or means of transmission, that is:
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More Definitions of Judicial record

Judicial record means a record that is the original or copy of any documentary material that:
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Judicial record means a record that is: (1) an administrative record;
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Related to Judicial record

  • Official record means the record prepared and maintained by the department for each offender and juvenile received into the physical care and custody of the department. The record shall include, but is not limited to, written, printed, or electronic materials, documents, or data pertaining to services, programs, and all other official actions performed on behalf of that offender or juvenile. These records are identified by the same offender or juvenile name as received on the commitment order, assigned a department number as an identifier, and compiled and maintained as part of an offender/juvenile packet.

  • Official Records means the Official Records of the Office of the County Recorder for San Diego County, California.

  • Criminal record means the record of any —

  • Judicial office means the office filled by any judicial officer.

  • Judicial Council’s Master Account means the Judicial Council’s billing account to which the Contractor is authorized to charge specifically identified charges under this Agreement.