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Judicial Information Systems Trial Court Systemizing/Summer Release 2009Contact: Starr Weber, Technical Service Representative Susan Stood, Technical Service Representative email at TCSHELPDESK courts.me.gov

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Judicial information refers to data or details related to court cases, legal proceedings, or other legal matters.

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Individuals or entities involved in legal proceedings or court cases are required to file judicial information.

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The purpose of judicial information is to provide transparency and documentation of legal proceedings for recordkeeping and reference purposes.

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Information such as case number, court name, filing date, parties involved, legal representation, case status, and any relevant documents must be reported on judicial information.