Rule 1.1807 Purpose of administrative rules

Court administration rules exist to help courts run smoothly. They make sure cases move through the system in an orderly and efficient way, so judges and court staff can do their jobs well.

These rules also aim to keep the quality of justice high. They set a standard for how courts should treat people and handle cases, making sure everyone gets fair and effective service when they go to court.

In short, this rule is a general statement of goals. It tells courts why administrative rules matter and what they should try to achieve: a system that works well and serves people fairly.