Court Administrator Directives

The Administrative Directives are policies and procedures issued by the Court Administrator for the administration of the state courts.

Court Administrator Administrative Directive SG-2 (Health Screening and Safety Protocols)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive SG-1 (2022 Update to Appendices to Rules 5 and 6 of the Rules for Public Access to Court Records
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-16 (2021 Update to Appendices to Rules 5 and 6 of the Rules to Public Access to Court Record
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-15 (Electronic Filing ICEWOLF)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-14 (Electronic Filing BRACE)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-13 (Health Screening and Safety Protocols) - AMENDED September 1, 2021
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-12 (Electronic Filing JB) AMENDED April 2020
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-11 (Electronic Filing)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-10 (Alcohol and Drug Policy for Visitors to Vermont Courts)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-9 (Court Recording Procedures)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive PG-8 Court Administrator's Certification of Secure Buildings - Amended
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-7 Requests for Public Access to Court Dockets
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-6 Board of Bar Examiner's Fees - AMENDED 2020
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-5 (Exemption of Judicial Bureau from Delivery of Court Documents to Attorneys by E-Mail)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-4 (Delivery of Court Documents to Attorneys by E-Mail)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-3 (Requests for Copies of Court Documents)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-2 (Delivery of Court Documents by E-Mail)
Court Administrator Administrative Directive No. PG-1 (Delivery of Court Documents by E-Mail (Supreme Court)