The capital's docket system is divided based on the jurisdiction of the cases being heard at the Fredericton Law Courts . 1. The Provincial Court Docket
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| Element | Example from Docket | Meaning | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | FDF-640-2025 | A unique identifier for a specific family law case. | | Date & Time | Monday, 29 December, 2025 at 01:30 PM | The exact scheduled time for the court appearance. | | Name | Teri L. Wood (Family) | The name of the lawyer or party involved in the case. | | Courtroom | CRT8 | The specific courtroom where the hearing will take place (located on the Fredericton floor). | | File Number | FM-119-2025 | This file number has "FM" (Family Matter) and involves "His Majesty the King" (a criminal or quasi-criminal proceeding). | | Appearance | Review of Detention Hearing | A hearing to determine if a person being held in custody should be released. | | File Number | FC-20-2021 | A civil (FC) file number involving a Plaintiff vs. Defendant. The appearance type is "Motions Day". | The capital's docket system is divided based on
The dockets for April 18, 2026, include several criminal, family, and civil matters. Below are key highlights from the current Provincial Court and Court of King's Bench dockets for the Fredericton judicial district. Provincial Court Highlights (April 17–30, 2026) | | Date & Time | Monday, 29
Understanding the Fredericton Court Docket: Your Complete Guide
The serves as the central administrative schedule for legal proceedings at the Fredericton Law Courts in New Brunswick, managing a high volume of provincial, family, civil, and criminal matters . Navigating these schedules is essential for legal professionals, self-represented litigants, witnesses, and the public. It ensures timely legal representation, case monitoring, and adherence to judicial timelines. Understanding how to find, interpret, and use these daily and weekly legal schedules is critical for anyone interacting with the New Brunswick justice system. Understanding the Structure of the Fredericton Court Docket