Did forum search and a google search for this and didn't have much luck. I need to find cases that a particular federal magistrate judge presided over.
Any help would be much appreciated.
How do you view a judge's docket? Forum
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Judge Philip Banks
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Re: How do you view a judge's docket?
If you can't view the docket on the court's website, go to WLNext. On the homepage under "All Content" tab, click "Dockets" on the top right.
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Judge Philip Banks
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Re: How do you view a judge's docket?
Do schools get access to PACER? I've actually been wondering this.TTH wrote:PACER
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shock259
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Re: How do you view a judge's docket?
PACER would definitely have it, although you'll have to pay per search. It's not much, though.
It's not going to be anywhere else online, unfortunately. Maybe there are physical copies at the courthouse? Or you could call the clerk and ask about it?
It's not going to be anywhere else online, unfortunately. Maybe there are physical copies at the courthouse? Or you could call the clerk and ask about it?
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flem
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Re: How do you view a judge's docket?
Correct. It's 8 cents per page you download.shock259 wrote:PACER would definitely have it, although you'll have to pay per search. It's not much, though.
It's not going to be anywhere else online, unfortunately. Maybe there are physical copies at the courthouse? Or you could call the clerk and ask about it?
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