| Judicial Conference Policy requires that certain information related to privately funded educational programs available to Judges be reported to the Administrative Office...read more. A report disclosing program attendance information for Judges in this district is now available to the public. |
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William Augustus Bootle Federal Building
and U. S. Courthouse
Middle District of Georgia Headquarters, Macon, GA
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Welcome
Welcome to the official website for the United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia. This site is designed to provide to the Bar and the public convenient access to the most current information about the court and its operations for the purpose of facilitating prompt and equitable administration of justice.
The U.S. District Court is comprised of five divisions encompassing seventy counties in the state of Georgia with offices in Athens, Albany, Columbus, Macon, and Valdosta. All our offices are staffed and we are committed to providing quality customer service. Please note that all visitors at the courthouses in the Middle District of Georgia will be screened for security purposes. Brief cases, purses, packages, and the like will be x-rayed; no weapons of any kind, cameras, or recording devices are allowed in a courthouse.
Please feel free to contact us at any time with your questions, comments, or suggestions about this web site and how we can improve our services to you.
Honorable C. Ashley Royal
Chief United States District Judge |
Gregory J. Leonard
United States District Court Clerk |
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WHAT'S
NEW
> POLICY
REGARDING ELECTRONIC DEVICES IN COURTHOUSES
> New requirement for filing of sealed
documents - A diskette or CD containing the electronic
version of files must accompany paper documents submitted
to the court for filing;
effective 1/1/08....read
more
> The CM/ECF system now accepts files up to 5 megabytes in size for purposes of electronic filing. Previously, the system only allowed files up to 2 megabytes in size to be e-filed.
> Electronic
Availability of Transcripts
> You may now order records directly from the
Federal Records Center and national Archives if not available
from the local court...read more |
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