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• What is a clerk of Superior Court?

  The Clerk of Superior Court is an elected judicial official and holds office for a four-year term. In North Carolina, the Clerk serves as director of the office and also as Ex Officio Judge of Probate .

• What is the superior court of 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.

• What does the clerk of superior court do?

  The Clerk of Superior Court and all employees are first and foremost public servants each and every day. The office of the Clerk of Superior Court performs a wide range of record keeping, information management and financial management functions in the judicial system. This office also provides court support to each superior court judge.

• What is a clerk of the superior court?

  The Clerk of Superior Court is an elected judicial official and holds office for a four-year term. In North Carolina, the Clerk serves as director of the office and also as Ex Officio Judge of Probate .

• What is a Superior Court judge?

  SUPERIOR COURT - CHIEF JUDGE DAVID IRWIN . The chief judge handles the administrative tasks for the circuit. Superior court judges are elected to four-year terms in circuit-wide nonpartisan elections. Superior Court is a trial court of general jurisdictions .