Keep me logged in until I sign out. The public information office of the National Center for State Courts provides data on state courts. Courts in your locality are a natural, useful source of information.
Many courts have handbooks that explain their procedures to the general public.
They also often publish materials for jurors, witnesses, and other interested persons. To find out more about your local courts, contact your state court administrator or the state supreme court. Both have offices in the state capital. Your local or state bar association also can be a good source of information. Bar associations often provide guides to the courts and handbooks for jurors and witnesses.