How to use this page
- Watch the display board. On a computer, the line at the top tells you whether the Court is sitting today. Each box is a courtroom, and the big number is the item being heard there right now. Grey boxes are courts that aren't sitting. The board refreshes on its own every 30 seconds, so there's no need to reload. Click any box to join that court's video hearing on Webex.
- See your matters. Type your AOR code and press Show. We'll pull out every matter listed against your name in today's cause list, grouped by court. If you want a colleague's matters too, add their code after a comma, like 2262, 1840.
- Know when to walk in. Courts with your matters light up on the board, with your item numbers under the one being heard: yellow when your matter is listed there, red when it's 3 items away or closer, and green once it has gone past.
- Not an AOR, or tracking someone else's case? Click "+ Add a matter from the cause list", search by case number, diary number or a party's name, and press Add. It stays on your list every day until you remove it with the ×. On days it isn't listed, you'll see it under "Not listed".
- Use it on your phone and laptop. Your code and matters are saved on this device anyway. Sign in with your email if you want them everywhere. There's no password: we email you a link, and you just click it. On a phone, the board comes first and My matters follows.
- Plan ahead. The calendar shows Supreme Court holidays in red and vacations shaded grey, with the month's closures listed below. Use ‹ › to change the month.
This page reads the official cause lists and display board, but always double-check with the Supreme Court's own cause list before you rely on it.