§ 664 Trial docket for bar.

Before each court term starts, the court clerk has to prepare a copy of the trial docket, which is basically a schedule listing the cases set for trial. This docket needs to be ready before the first day of the term begins, giving lawyers time to see what's coming up.

The clerk also has to have this docket printed. This means it's not just a handwritten list kept in an office. It's a printed document that lawyers can access and use to prepare for their cases and plan their schedules around when their trials will happen.