Rule 37.23 Transmittal of Record by Clerk of the Releasing Court

Sometimes a person gets released from custody by a court that isn't the same court where their case will actually be heard. When this happens, the clerk at the court that released them has a job to do. That clerk must send the paperwork about the release, including any conditions the person has to follow, over to the clerk at the court where the case is going.

This rule makes sure the right court has all the information it needs. The court handling the case will know if the person was released, and it will know what rules or conditions came with that release. This keeps everything organized and makes sure no information gets lost between courts.