Court in session · State of Mayflower

The Judiciary
of the State of Mayflower

Justice, on the record. File a matter, follow every docket and read the court's judgments — all in one place.

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Two courts

Judiciary

First instance

District Court

Civil claims, criminal informations and expungements are heard here.

Court of final appeal

Supreme Court

Appeals, constitutional questions and oversight of the bench.

Law enforcement

Warrant Desk

For serving officers

Officers of an eligible agency sign in, enter the current access code and apply for an arrest or search warrant.

Open the Warrant Desk

For the public

Judicial review. Every warrant is read by a judge, who grants or refuses it with a written reason.
Probable cause. Officers must set out the grounds for the warrant in writing; that statement is seen only by judges.
Returns. Officers file a return afterwards recording whether the warrant was carried out.
Challenges. A warrant can be challenged under the Warrant Appeals rules.

Read the practice directions