How do I find a docket number?

Sources of Docket Information

Go to the Bloomberg Dockets Search page.
Browse > All Legal Content > U.S. Courts > Court Dockets.
Coverage includes federal courts and selected state and international courts.
You can also use the Search Bar to enter the docket number or party name.

How do I look up court cases in DC?

To find information on a case, check the online case search system (eAccess) to find and view information on a criminal case. The eAccess system provides a summary, the parties, and the next scheduled hearing.

How do I contact DC Superior Court?

You can also contact the Clerk of the Superior Court Office at 202-879-1400 for questions.

What is a docket number example?

Typically, a docket number is made up of a two-digit number (to signify the year), followed by the case type (either Civ. for civil cases or Cr. 2345 (CM) is the docket number for the 2,345th civil case filed in the year 2001 and assigned to the Honorable Colleen McMahon.

Where can I find the Supreme Court docket number?

The format for Supreme Court docket numbers is “Term year-number” (e.g., 06-123; 07-12; 06-5001). Questions Presented. The Questions Presented in a granted or noted case can be obtained by first obtaining the docket report for that case, then clicking on the blue “Questions Presented” hyperlink located on the left side of the docket report.

Is there a Superior Court in Washington DC?

The Superior Court is here to serve the community, and several initiatives and collaborative projects are under way to improve service to the public in our Nation’s Capital. The DC Courts and others make available brochures, guides, and handbooks that give you information about filing various types of cases.

Where do I find the Central District docket number?

By consulting the LA County Superior Court’s case number prefix matrix, we can tell the above docket is in the central district (B) is a civil case (C) and has the sequence number 123456. Each circuit and district assigns docket numbers independently but uses the same basic format.

How to find out about DC court cases?

The DC Courts and others make available brochures, guides, and handbooks that give you information about filing various types of cases. Search the Rules and Administrative Orders by searching with a keyword and then tab between the two to see the results. View the latest information on cases being heard today at the Superior Court.