[quality617]

Are any of the court forms available in electronic form?

Specifically, the Statement of Facts, or possibly the actual Criminal Application, in pdf or doc form?

 

[Guest]

Before you go through the trouble, check w/ the courts you use. The several D. courts I go to don't want to see any complaint forms except for those damn carbon copy types. The clerks don't want to take the time to have to sign more than on page. No one wants to make our work easier.

 

[quality617]

Before you go through the trouble, check w/ the courts you use. The several D. courts I go to don't want to see any complaint forms except for those damn carbon copy types. The clerks don't want to take the time to have to sign more than on page. No one wants to make our work easier.

Ain' t that the truth.

I was holding out hope that at least the Statement of Facts form was available. That seemed the easiest form. I tried recreating it on Word, but Word doesn't have a small enough font for some of the wording.

 

[Clouseau]

Yes they are out there. We have the format stored in our computers at work. Our court loves it. No more trying to read crazy hand writing.

 

[quality617]

Yes they are out there. We have the format stored in our computers at work. Our court loves it. No more trying to read crazy hand writing.

Any chance you can make that available to me (or us, as the case may be)?

 

[Mortal knight]

We also have them as part of our CAD system. Not sure where the PD got it from, but if you have Adobe and a scanner you can make one yourself.

1) scan document'
2) save to file
3) edit as necessary

Any more than that is out of my knowledge of computers.

 

[Clouseau]

Quality, pm your email and I'll see if I can attach it.
It has dept. and court info already on it. You should be able to delete it and type in your own info.

 

[acpd20]

Quality617, If you'll give PM me a regular email at the MSPCA I can send it to you. I can't seem to attach it here.