Series 28250
District Court (Seventh District : San Juan County) Court order books
Dates: 1954-1983.
2.00 cubic feet
These records are housed in the Utah State Archives' permanent storage room.
Scope and Content
Court order books are a daily record of various orders issued by the civil, probate, and criminal divisions of the Seventh District Court in San Juan County. In the most basic sense, court orders are directions issued by a court or a judge requiring a party to do or not do something. The record books in this series include the name of the order, as well as the corresponding case number from either the civil, criminal, or probate division. The record books also include the names of the parties involved in each case, the date a court order is issued, the name of the judge issuing the order, and the name of the court clerk tasked with officially recording orders in these record books.
Arrangement
Chronological by date.
Related Records
Criminal case files from the District Court (Seventh District : San Juan County), Series 6878, contain the criminal case files to which the court orders in this series correspond.
Civil case files from the District Court (Seventh District : San Juan County), Series 7074, contain the civil case files to which the court orders in this series correspond.
Probate case files from the District Court (Seventh District : San Juan County), Series 13467, contain the probate case files to which the court orders in this series correspond.
Custody History
The books in this series were transferred to the State Archives by the court in April 2013.
Access Restrictions
Researchers should be aware that these books include orders issued in conjunction with adoption and guardianship proceedings heard by the probate division, and as such the access restrictions that apply to adoption case files also apply to these record books.
Preferred Citation
Cite the Utah State Archives and Records Service, the creating agency name, the series title, and the series number.
Processing Note
This series was processed by Jim Kichas in April 2013.
Finding Aids
Indexes: An alphabetical index is located at the beginning of each record book.
Indexing Terms
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