Specific conditions are imposed on individuals by court order within a case. These conditions can be for multiple case types
for the civil, criminal, family, and probate/mental health case categories. Conditions can be imposed at different times throughout
the case lifecycle. Interim conditions are imposed on a case party prior to a final disposition.
General Use
A condition of release, pre-trial condition, or interim condition are conditions that a party must follow either by performing
a task or refraining from doing a specified action until a final disposition is made. For example, a party may be prohibited
from contacting members of a family or getting driver’s license violations. One or two parties on the case may be selected
for interim conditions.
Conditions Table
The most current interim condition information displays in a box underneath the party name. Each may condition display the
following information, depending on the data entered:
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Expiration Date If a prior expiration date is posted, all fields and data are viewable only.
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Each Condition Only the most current conditions are displayed.
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Right-click Options
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| Delete |
Select this option to delete the selected item. When you delete the item, it no longer displays unless you choose to show
deleted items.
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| View Condition History |
View the history of a particular interim condition order. |