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Maryland District Courts deal with cases involving landlords and tenants as well as those dealing with violations involving a motor vehicle. WAYNE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS There are two trial courts and two appellate courts, one of which serves as the state's Supreme Court. To access Parties, Events, Dockets or Costs, click on the tabs at the top portion of the page. Those that were involved in the court case or qualifying attorneys can get access to court cases through the Maryland Electronic Courts (MDEC) system. These cases include: If these documents are part of any case, they will be sealed and only accessible to those with the right to do so. Please Note: The disposition tab displays the original charge only. The Maryland court system is constructed of four levels, all of which have different jurisdictions. Nothing on this web site constitutes legal advice. There are magistrate judges as well as federal judges, which serve four-year or eight-year terms. 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Information regarding estates can be accessed via Estate Search and Land Records will allow the public to access information about the property. COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, Anyone looking for court records in Maryland can visit the Maryland Judiciary Case Search. Some cases older than 1995 may be in the system, but most cases prior to 1995 are available in the various court offices, in the manual indexes and dockets. United States District Court for the District of Maryland, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, Records about guardianship of disabled adults. 330-287-5651. The information on this website is taken from records made available by state and local law enforcement departments, courts, city and town halls, and other public and private sources. You further authorize CourtCaseFinder.com to conduct a person search to identify preliminary results of the search subject you entered. 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Maryland has one federal district court, the United States District Court for the District of Maryland. Click on the case number you wish to view, which will take you to the case summary page. The Wayne County Courts and Clerk of Courts shall not be held liable for any losses based upon reliance of such accuracy, reliability or timeliness of such information, including, but not limited to, incidental or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to use this Internet service. 215 North Grant Street All Rights Reserved. SUE SMAIL, BECKY FOSTER, RON AMSTUTZ The OAH has a total of 55 judges and deals with several cases each year, most of which do not require a jury. Request form for a user account, E-filer user guide and E-file local rule can be found under the Resources/E-File option. The Wayne County Courts and Clerk of Courts' web site is provided as a public service. For anyone interested in learning how to use the new CourtView website, please stop in during business hours to one of the Clerk of Court's offices in any of the Wayne County Courthouses and a clerk will be happy to instruct you. The United States Senate must approve the pick, voting whether or not they agree with the pick or not. The chief judge is the head of the state's judicial system and is responsible for overseeing that all courts are handled properly and legally. The judges that make up the courts are elected, serving a four-year term before they have to run again. The Court of Appeals handles the removal of officers and judges from all of the courts in Maryland and attempts to keep legal questions and concerns answered and understood throughout the courts in the state. Enter both first name or initial and last name, or case number. The Wayne County Clerk of Courts is the official "keeper of the records." 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