Law Library  Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Orders

Table of Contents

• Order regarding sampling of case records pursuant to section 6 of Supreme Judicial Court Rule 1:11, rule relative to the disposal of court papers and records G.L. c. 221, §27A, as amended
• Seventh updated order regarding court operations under the exigent circumstances created by the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic
• Supplemental order regarding virtual proceedings and administration of oaths and affirmations
• Updated order authorizing use of electronic signatures by attorneys and self-represented parties
• Order in re COVID-19 concerning electronic signatures of judges and clerks
• Order in re COVID-19 for the administering of oaths at depositions via remote audio-video communication equipment
• Order regarding amount-in-controversy requirement under G.L. c. 218, § 19 and G.L. c. 212, § 3
• Order governing appeals from convictions of murder in the first degree
• Order regarding attorney fees for representation before the CJC
• Order regarding electronic filing pilot projects
• Order regarding record of proceedings in the SJC of Suffolk County
• Order regarding time within which cases may be determined by the Appellate Courts
• Order regarding an agreement between the Supreme Judicial Court and the state archivist
• Order regarding authority of Appellate clerks to make microforms of transcripts in their custody
• Order regarding applications for stays pending U.S. Supreme Court consideration of applications for certiorari
• Order regarding dismissals of appeals and reports pending in the Supreme Judicial Court for lack of prosecution
• Order regarding matters pending in the Supreme Judicial Court for more than six months without activity
• Order regarding applications to a single justice pursuant to Mass.R.Crim.P. 15(a)(2)
• Order regarding matters not disposed of in the county court for more than three months
• Order entered in Commonwealth v. Dwyer, 448 Mass. 122
• Order regarding the protection of personal information
• Order regarding the William A. Hinton State Laboratory Institute