WI · rules
SCR 70.16
Definitions
In SCR 70.16 to 70.34:
(1) "Administrative assistance" means assistance in trial court
administration with respect to budgeting, personnel, equipment and
facilities management, judicial assignments and liaison with
governmental and community groups.
(4) "District court administrator" means a person who is a state
employee and qualified to provide administrative and technical assistance
as well as to assist the chief judge in carrying out his or her duties and
responsibilities.
(5) "Judicial administrative rule" means a supreme court rule of
general application relating to the administration and management of the
state judicial system or an order of limited effect and of particular
application to a court or to the administration of a specific portion of the
judicial system.
(6) "Local judicial administrative rule" means a rule of general
application not inconsistent with a judicial administrative rule relating to
the administration and management of a judicial administrative district,
including, but not limited to, a rule regulating record, case flow, jury,
facility or equipment management or judicial assignments, budgeting,
personnel or statistical systems.
(7) "Person" has the meaning specified in section 990.01(26) of
the statutes.
(8) "Technical assistance" means assistance in trial court
administration with respect to records management, caseflow
management, court reporting management, jury management, statistical
analysis, computerization, grant application, and education of support
personnel.
Provenance
- Source
- www.wicourts.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-23
- Edition
- 2026-09-23
- Content hash
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