I want to spectate a court hearing, but I only want to spectate the interesting ones when I have time. I know I can walk into any court and spectate it as long as it's a public trial.
Having that said, how do you actually check the schedule for the district couts, circuits courts of appeal and the supreme court? Is there a schedule you can see online, or do you have to call the court to know the schedule or is there any other way?
For instance, I live in wyoming and I want to know what court hearings are there on the website http://www.courts.state.wy.us/, but could not find any schedule.
And while I'm at it, I want to know if any cases related to murder are typically open or closed trials.
2007-10-31
21:58:01
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