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Home Calendars CJA Info CM/ECF Courtrooms District Info Employment FAQ Forms Juror Info Jury Instructions Judicial Complaints Local Rules Probation - Pretrial Services Seminars Standing Orders Links		The Clerk's Office accepts both electronically-filed and traditionally-filed (i.e., paper) documents and makes those documents available on the Court's Internet web site. To log into our Electronic Case Filing system click here .If you need further assistance regarding Electronic Case Filing , please email us or call (605) 330-6600 Only those attorneys who have been trained and certified may file documents electronically. However, anyone who registers with the PACER Service Center will be able to read, download, store, and print any document filed with the Court, unless it has been sealed or is otherwise restricted by Court order. If you would like Juror Information, please click here. If you you need further information regarding jury service, please email us or call (605)330-6600 The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, Office of Defender Services Training Branch is pleased to offer training programs to members of the Criminal Justice Act (CJA) panel. IMPORTANT NOTICES concerning the E-Government Act of 2002. Public Access to Written Opinions Privately Funded Seminars Disclosure Standing Order regarding Plea Agreements NOTICE: To Members of the Bar Judicial Conference Policy with regard to the availability of Transcripts of Court Proceedings. Effective May 15, 2008 Click here to to read details NEW: Criminal Local Rules
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