Mississippi Code
Title 9 - Courts
Chapter 21 - Administrative Office of Courts

Creation and Duties of Administrative Office of Courts

§ 9-21-1. Administrative Office of Courts established; purpose; "court" defined - The Administrative Office of Courts is hereby created. The purpose...

§ 9-21-5. Administrative Director - The Administrative Director shall be appointed by and shall serve...

§ 9-21-7. Director authorized to hire assistants and employees - The Administrative Director, with the approval of the Supreme Court,...

§ 9-21-9. Duties and authority of Director - The Administrative Director of Courts shall have the following duties...

§ 9-21-15. Director authorized to employ consultants and consultant firms - The Administrative Director of Courts is authorized and empowered to...

§ 9-21-17. Director, and Supreme Court, authorized to use services of any member of court and court-supportive personnel - The Administrative Director of Courts and the Supreme Court are...

§ 9-21-19. Judges, clerks and other employees of court to comply with Director's requests for information - All judges, clerks of court, and other officers or employees...

Studies of Administrative Office of Courts

§ 9-21-51. Study of storage of court and court-related records; promulgation of rules and regulations for electronic filing and storage of court records - The Administrative Office of Courts shall assist any court or...

Administrative Office of the Courts to Establish Program for Use of Interpreters in All Courts

§ 9-21-71. Definitions - The following words and phrases shall have the meanings ascribed...

§ 9-21-75. Compensation - The court may appoint either an interpreter who is paid...

§ 9-21-77. Oath, confidentiality and public comment - INTERPRETER'S OATH "Doyou solemnly swear or affirm that you will...

§ 9-21-79. Determination of need for an interpreter - The fact that a person for whom English is a...

Guardian Ad Litem Transparency and Oversight Panel -