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Location: Nevada, USA
However, the location is irrelevant to a solution. Each jurisdiction, as you noted, may have different rules, and local courts within the same jurisdiction will have specific rules. For now, I am looking for the simplest approach, probably using Excel and VBA to post to Outlook. I only need to track half a dozen courts. The rules would have to know whether the date calculation uses calendar days, business days, court days and court holidays. Later, we could do something better. Refine the data more specifically by using a relational database with lookup tables and unique keys for setting relations. Thank you -DL |
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court due dates, legal calendaring |
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