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Welcome to the Judiciary of the
Republic of Trinidad and TobagoThe Judiciary of Trinidad and Tobago provides an accountable court system in which timeliness and efficiency are the hallmarks, while still protecting integrity, fairness, equality and accessibility and attracting public trust and confidence.
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File a Notice to Contest a
Traffic Ticket Online
What information do you need to file?
- Notice Reference Number
- Vehicle Registration Number
- Driver’s Permit Number
- Date of Notice
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Convert to CourtPay to make and receive
Maintenance Payments Online
- Complete the Convert2CourtPay Form
- Upload a form of national identification (National ID Card, Driver's Permit or Passport)
- Submit the completed form and a representative from the Judiciary will contact you
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Use the Judiciary's eServices portal to
File your Court Applications Online
- Visit the Judiciary’s E-filing Portal
- Enter the details for your application
- Upload your court documents
- Click SUBMIT!
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Contact the Court using our
Court Services Directory
- Request Office Copies
- Schedule Appointments
- Get Information or Assistance
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Court Operations:
Services
Library services include:
- reference and circulation of material to patrons
- indexing and abstracting of the judgments of the Supreme Court
- provision of the Court Libraries Gateway to facilitate research and access to the Unit's services including the Online catalogue
- updating of legislation
- current awareness services to judges
- maintenance of an information file
- maintenance of a collection in each judge's chambers
- interlibrary loans
- automated databases
- fee-based services
- photocopying services
- document delivery
- providing material to judges for court matters, at the request of Attorneys-at-Law.
The Library's Databases
The Library's automated legal database information system was established in 1991. There are three main databases. These have been consolidated to from the Unit's Online Catalogue. They are:
TTCASE Database which is a database of head notes and abstracts of the decisions of the Supreme Court of Trinidad and Tobago. The database contains both current and retrospective material and facilitates retrieval of case law through several access points including subject, judge, suit number and parties to the action.
CARLEX Database is a database of Trinidad and Tobago legal material. It indexes such material as reports, speeches, conference papers, research papers and journal articles. In some cases, the material is abstracted.
SCLIS Database which is a bibliographic database. The SCLIS Database reflects the Court Libraries holdings.
Online Access
The Court Library Services Gateway
The Court Library Services Unit has purchased an integrated library automated system [MINISIS which enables the Unit to offer online public access to the Library's databases. The online catalogue incorporates the Library's databases and is available by clicking the link below: