2010 Annual Report - Supreme Court of the Virgin Islands

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Oftentimes, the Office of the Court Administrator is usually called upon to plan, host or assist with special events and/or functions of the Court. During Fiscal Year 2010, the following Court affiliated events were held: the Investiture of Judge Harold W. L. Willocks, in the District of St. Croix and Judge Adam G. Christian in the District of St. Thomas-St. John; the 16th Annual High School Appellate Moot Court Competition, which was held in the District of St. Croix this year; the Employee Health Fair; the Annual Employee Appreciation Day and Luncheon, Annual Employee Christmas Awards and Recognition Gala. THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COURT The Office of the Clerk of the Court is responsible for the daily functions of the Operational Division of the Court which is comprised of Civil and Small Claims, Conciliation, Criminal, Family, Traffic, and Probate Divisions. Additionally, the Clerk oversees the Office of the Marshal of the Superior Court, the Office of the Cashier, Court Reporting Division and the Jury Trial Division. The Clerk of the Court is designated as the custodian of records for all judicial matters brought before the Superior Court of the Virgin Islands. The Clerk’s Office is directly responsible for receiving and processing court documents, attending and assisting in all court proceedings, maintaining the Court’s files and entering the Court’s orders, judgments and decrees. Additionally, the Clerk’s Office collects and disburses money for court fees, fines, court costs, judgments and restitution at the Court’s direction. The Office of the Clerk of the Court provides enhanced services to all persons conducting business with the Court by promoting the automation of the Court’s business procedures and practices, and endorsing the themes of efficiency and professionalism. 29
The Superior Court’s Organizational Chart is provided below: 30
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