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New Event Code: Amended Notice of Trial (ANTD) #10184

Closed cholly75 closed 11 months ago

cholly75 commented 1 year ago

As a docket clerk, so that I can reduce the number of notices that I need to issue when information changes on a trial session, I need to be able to docket and serve an Amended Notice of Trial.

When details for a trial session change after the initial calendaring, it is sometimes necessary to issue a notice to all parties associated with cases calendared for the session. Some of these are automated and some of them are docketed manually. The Court is moving towards an Amended Notice of Trial, which will be a one-size-fits-all document issued on demand when necessary. This should cut down on the number of types of notices currently issued as well as provide more flexibility in making multiple changes to a trial session when necessary.

To this end, we would like a new event code to be supported in DAWSON: the Amended Notice of Trial (ANTD). This behaves like other Court-issued notices - in particular the Notice of Trial (NTD) - in all respects. Future stories will address the generation and format of these notices.

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swongCO commented 1 year ago

Pre refinement

ttlenard commented 1 year ago

Test Cases

1) Docket Clerk starts to add a document to the docket record; New Amended Notice of Trial document is available in the Document type dropdown.

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*Repeat this test with the CotC and CSS roles.

2) Docket Clerk selects Amended Notice of Trial document from the Document Type dropdown; Trial Date and Trial Location fields are required.

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*Repeat this test with the CotC and CSS roles.

3) Docket Clerk inputs required fields for the Amended Notice of Trial document; Saves and Serves Document.

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*Repeat this test with the CotC and CSS roles.

4) Docket clerk adds an Amended Notice of trial to the docket record; Saves entry, does not Serve; Document is saved appropriately to the docket record.

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*Repeat this test with the CotC and CSS roles.

5) Docket Clerk serves the previously saved ANTD, Docket record reflects information correctly.

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*Repeat this test with the CotC and CSS roles.

6) Docket Clerk edits the document metadata for an Amended Notice of Trial; Document saves appropriately on the docket record

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*Repeat this test by editing other metadata

*Repeat this test with the CotC and CSS roles.

7) Docket Clerk seals the Amended Notice of Trial; Document seals appropriately.

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Be sure that you test this with both seal levels Repeat this test with the CotC and the CSS roles.

8) Terminal user accesses case with a Amended Notice of Trial that has been docketed; User can view the document.

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9) Docket clerk multi-dockets the Amended Notice of Trial; Document is filed and served appropriately.

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*Repeat this test with the CotC and the CSS roles.

ttlenard commented 11 months ago

Testing looks good. Thanks @codyseibert @Absolutestunna