Docketing Statement

A Docketing Statement is a formal document that parties involved in a legal case submit to a court, typically when appealing a decision. It outlines essential details about the case, such as the parties involved, the trial court's decisions, and the specific issues being appealed. This document helps the appellate court understand the case's background and organize it for review. Essentially, it serves as a summary to facilitate the court's processing of the appeal and ensure that all necessary information is provided for a fair evaluation.