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A "Docket Number" is the filing number of a court case. The Docket is the paper filed with the court.

If it is done correctly (About 98% in North America) the Docket Number will lead you to the Court it was filed with, the Judge and all other things about it.

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A docket number is a unique alphanumeric identifier assigned to a specific legal case in a court system. It helps track and organize the proceedings and documents related to that case. The docket number is used for reference and identification purposes during court proceedings.

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