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You can use the New Brunswick Court Index to search for basic case information, including participant names and courthouse contacts.

If you need the actual court file, you must file a formal access request with Court Services and often pay a copying fee ($0.25 per page).

If yougnb.ca/content/gnb/en/departments/public-safety/justice/content/access-to-court-records.html">Access to Court Records Guideline . Fredericton Court Docket

list cases with publication bans, adoptions, or sensitive youth matters. Verification:

: The online docket is a snapshot, not a live feed. If a case was adjourned in the morning, the online docket might not reflect that change until the end of the day. Also, sensitive family matters are often coded (e.g., “F-123-24” with no details). You can use the New Brunswick Court Index

| Docket Abbreviation | Meaning | |----------------------|---------| | | Adjourned (postponed to a later date) | | CVD | Convicted | | WDR | Withdrawn (charges dropped) | | STAY | Stay of proceedings (no further action) | | PR | Peace Bond request | | BAIL | Bail hearing or review | | PO | Probation order hearing | | SENT | Sentencing hearing | | TRIAL (S/C) | Summary Conviction trial | | PRELIM | Preliminary inquiry (only for indictable offenses) | | DLS | Driving while license suspended | | ASSAULT (s.266) | Common assault under the Criminal Code |

If you are looking for a criminal trial date for a standard offence, you are likely looking for the Provincial Court docket. list cases with publication bans, adoptions, or sensitive

Most online searches for “Fredericton Court Docket” relate to Provincial Court criminal matters, as these are the most frequently updated and accessed by the public.

Matters involving youth, adoptions, or cases under a publication ban will show limited or no information.

If you are a self-represented litigant or a worried family member, these resources in Fredericton can help you parse the docket:

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