Rule 4 Calendar and Docket.

The clerk of the court keeps track of all cases in an organized way. For each court division, the clerk creates a calendar that lists which cases will be heard during each court session. This helps everyone know when their case is scheduled to be in front of a judge.

The clerk also keeps a docket, which is like a detailed logbook for each case. This docket includes the case name, the date the case started, and notes about everything that happens in the case as it moves forward. It also tracks the dates of these events and any fees charged along the way.

For people involved in a case, this means there is an official written record of your case from start to finish. If you need to know when your hearing is scheduled, or you want to check what has happened in your case so far, this calendar and docket are where that information is kept.