Milwaukee is the largest municipality in the state of Wisconsin. Therefore, when it comes to allocating judges between the 72 counties in Wisconsin, Milwaukee is given the largest number of judges. Out of the 249 circuit court judges in the state, Milwaukee has 47 judges.
It’s no surprise that Milwaukee county has applications and programs in the Wisconsin consolidated courts program dedicated to the county’s judicial system.
CCAP Milwaukee Interface
The automation program used by the courts in Wisconsin has been in effect since 1987. This is an ongoing project that is maintained by the director of the state courts office. This office oversees, creates, and maintains the technical aspect of this system.
Whenever a user enters information into their database that is linked with the ccap Milwaukee court system, that information is electronically transferred into the case management system for Milwaukee county. The information in the case management system is automatically exported to the district attorney’s office until the case is no longer active.
The case management system is used to manage the circuit courts by integrating information for easy access. This makes the process of printing and preparing case documents for court proceedings seamless.
Using CCAP Milwaukee
The case management system is easy to use and there is no special login or registration required to use the system. Circuit court clerks, juvenile court clerks, judges, law enforcement agencies, and other court officials and staff are given ccap computers to enter notes, file cases, and perform other circuit court duties. Anything that is entered into the computer will transfer to the ccap Milwaukee case management system.
Information is transferred every hour to the case management system. Once the information is transferred it is accessible through the circuit courts access program website. This program can be accessed by the public by using the internet and going to the circuit courts access homepage.
When using the ccap Milwaukee system users can perform functions such as filing court cases, paying court fines, and researching court cases filed in any of the 72 counties in Wisconsin.
CCAP Milwaukee Support and Questions
The Milwaukee Justice Center provides most of the user support assistance for the ccap Milwaukee court system. The justice center has representatives that can assist individuals with filing court documents, and filing court cases in Milwaukee County. These services are provided to the public by appointment, remotely, or over the phone. In-person assistance with the justice center is currently closed until further notice.
If you need assistance in Milwaukee County with using the ccap Milwaukee court records system, you can contact the Milwaukee Circuit Clerk of the Court’s Office and speak with a court clerk or contact the justice center.
The contact information is:
Milwaukee Justice Center
901 North 9th Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53233
Phone: 414-278-3695 or 414-278-2046
The hours of operation for the justice center are Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am until 4:00 pm and closed between the hours of 12 pm until 1 pm for lunch. Fridays are appointments only and the hours are 8:30 am until 12 pm.