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• Is a court reporter license required to perform court reporting services?

  In other words, a court reporter license is not required to perform court reporting services if: the court reporter is paid to perform court reporting services exclusively by the federal government, OR

• What type of court is the United States Tax Court?

  United States portal. The United States Tax Court (in case citations, T.C.) is a federal trial court of record established by Congress under Article I of the U.S. Constitution, section 8 of which provides (in part) that the Congress has the power to constitute Tribunals inferior to the supreme Court.

• Can I Reserve killkillian court or Eastman Court?

  Killian Court (including DuPont and Lowell Courts), Eastman Court, Hockfield Court, North Corridor, and Saxon Lawn are public spaces intended to be open to all members of the community at all times (with rare, Institute-level exceptions) and are, therefore, not generally available to reserve.

• What is the difference between Lenawee County Circuit Court and District Court?

  The 39th Circuit Court is the superior court for Lenawee County. It has original jurisdiction over all felony criminal cases. It hears all civil cases involving claims over $25,000. District Court, established by the Legislature in 1968, became a court of record in 1973 and testimony is recorded electronically by a Court Recorder.

• Is a municipal court considered a state court?

  A municipal court is considered to be a lesser court system found in the United States. This means that it is not on the scale of a District Court , Superior Court , or that of the Supreme Court . The offenses tried in a District Court can vary depending on the State .