Let us pull a hypothetical Fredericton court docket top for Courtroom 2 (Provincial Court) on a Tuesday morning.

| Item | Case # | Style of Cause | Matter | Docket Top Rank | |------|--------|----------------|--------|----------------| | 1 | F-456-2024 | R. v. MacDonald | Bail Hearing (Sex Assault) | 1 | | 2 | F-789-2024 | R. v. Thibodeau | Remand – Breach of Probation | 2 | | 3 | F-101-2025 | DOE v. City of Fredericton | Civil Settlement Conference | 12 | | 4 | F-112-2023 | R. v. Singh | Trial – Impaired Driving | 3 |

Court dockets are public information but are provided for informational purposes only. For official legal advice or to confirm an appearance, contact the Fredericton Court Services office directly at (506) 453-2666.

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Whether you are a lawyer rushing to Courtroom #1 or a resident curious about a specific case, knowing how to access, read, and interpret the Fredericton court docket top is an essential civic skill.

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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Court dockets change frequently. Always verify information with the New Brunswick Court Services or a licensed attorney.

Fredericton court dockets for the current period ( April 28, 2026) are available online through the Government of New Brunswick website

. These dockets are updated overnight for the upcoming 14-day window and include listings for various court levels in the city. www.courtsnb-coursnb.ca Current Fredericton Dockets Provincial Court Docket : Lists criminal matters, including names like Clifford James Connell for pleas on April 15, 2026, in Courtroom 5. Court of King's Bench Docket : Includes family matters, bankruptcy hearings (e.g., Alison Robin Stewart Jacob Roy Sproul on April 16, 2026), and civil cases. Procedural Motions Docket

: Used specifically for scheduling hearings for motions expeditiously. Gouvernement du Nouveau-Brunswick Accessing Records & Hearings Virtual Bail Court : Fredericton has transitioned to centralized virtual bail hearings

via Microsoft Teams. To join a hearing as a member of the public or media, you can contact justice.info@gnb.ca 1-844-673-4499 Public Search New Brunswick Court Index

provides a searchable database for civil, probate, and small claims files. Restrictions : Information is limited for cases involving youth matters publication bans www.courtsnb-coursnb.ca Key Locations Court Level Primary Function Provincial Court Fredericton Law Courts First appearances and criminal trials Court of King's Bench Fredericton Law Courts Civil, family, and bankruptcy hearings Court of Appeal Justice Building, Fredericton Highest court; hears criminal and civil appeals direct link to a specific case type or instructions on how to join a virtual hearing

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To view the Fredericton court docket for the current period (starting April 16, 2026), you can access the official daily lists provided by the New Brunswick Department of Justice. These dockets are updated regularly to reflect scheduled hearings for the Provincial Court and the Court of King’s Bench.  Today’s Top Scheduled Hearings (April 16, 2026) 

The following are notable entries from the current Fredericton Law Courts docket: 

Bankruptcy Hearings: Multiple sessions are scheduled for 10:00 AM, including hearings for Alison Robin Stewart and Jacob Roy Sproul

, with Allan Marshall & Associates Inc. serving as the trustee.

Family Court Matters: Several family law proceedings are scheduled throughout the day, including a 10:00 AM hearing for Natacha I Bosse .

Provincial Court Appearances: Recent dockets for the Fredericton Provincial Court (period of April 15–28, 2026) include appearances for individuals like Clifford James Connell (plea) and Jessica Annie Trish Crawford-Gaudet (date to be set).  How to Access Full Dockets Online 

The New Brunswick government provides several self-serve portals for public access: 

Direct PDF Dockets: You can view the full weekly schedule for the Fredericton Provincial Court and the Court of King’s Bench.

Virtual Bail Court: Fredericton now utilizes a Centralized Virtual Bail Court model. Media and the public can join these remote Microsoft Teams hearings by contacting justice.info@gnb.ca for a link.

Public Search Index: The NB Court Index allows for a search by participant name or file number for civil, small claims, bankruptcy, and probate cases.  Court Information & Contacts  Location: 0000 Fredericton Law Courts, Fredericton, NB.

Records Requests: If you need specific information not found on the public docket, such as "information and endorsements" (charges and judge's notes), you can submit an Access to Court Records Request Form.  Provincial Court of New Brunswick Docket

Wednesday, 15 April, 2026. 09:30 AM. Connell, Clifford James. 5. 2. Plea. 10922505. CC (145)(2)(b). Wednesday, 15 April, 2026. 09: Gouvernement du Nouveau-Brunswick Court of King's Bench Docket

FDF-580-2025. Thursday, 16 April, 2026. 10:00 AM. Family. Natacha I Bosse. 3. 2. Family. Natacha I Bosse. 3. 2. NB26611. Thursday, Gouvernement du Nouveau-Brunswick Court Dockets

Fredericton , current court news and dockets are dominated by major criminal trials, administrative updates, and significant legal rulings. Top Legal & Crime Stories Police Vehicle Ramming Trial

: A 23-year-old man is scheduled for trial after being accused of intentionally ramming a Fredericton Police Force

vehicle on the Princess Margaret Bridge, resulting in an officer's injury. Sex-Related Charges Withdrawn

: In a recent provincial court appearance, the prosecution withdrew all sex-related charges against a 23-year-old Douglas man who was scheduled for a two-day trial. Theft at Local Retailers

: A Fredericton man recently pleaded guilty to a series of thefts across the city, which notably included stealing an ice cream machine from Canadian Tire Discipline Hearing for Lawyer

: A local lawyer is currently facing a discipline hearing regarding multiple allegations of professional misconduct Court Administrative Updates Virtual Bail Launch : As of April 9, 2026, Centralized Virtual Bail Court

was officially launched in the Fredericton and Woodstock regions to help reduce court delays by allowing remote appearances. Public Access to Dockets : Official dockets for the Provincial Court of New Brunswick Court of King's Bench

are updated nightly and provide information on scheduled proceedings for the upcoming 14-day period. Accessing the Dockets

If you need to verify a specific appearance or find a case number, use the following official resources: Provincial Court Docket : For summary offences and initial criminal appearances. Court of King's Bench Docket : For major civil, family, and criminal matters. New Brunswick Court Index : To search for historical case records and file numbers. specific person on the docket to get more detailed information? Provincial Court of New Brunswick Docket

The Fredericton court docket for Monday, December 11th, was three pages long. Most of it was the usual rhythm of small-city justice: impaired driving, breach of probation, a noise complaint that had gone too far. But at the very top, underlined in red pen by the clerk, was a name from Leo’s past.

Crown versus James Michael Taggart. Charge: Second-degree murder.

Leo sat in the third row, his knees pressed against the worn oak pew. He hadn’t seen Jamie Taggart in twenty-two years—not since they were both seventeen, sneaking beers behind the Regent Mall. Back then, Jamie was the one who cried at animal shelters and once gave his winter coat to a homeless man outside the Victory Meat Market. That Jamie couldn’t have hurt anyone.

The side door creaked open. Jamie shuffled in wearing a grey hoodie, no cuffs, his face gaunt but familiar. He scanned the gallery until his eyes landed on Leo. He didn’t wave. He just nodded—a small, tired movement, as if to say, You came.

The Crown’s opening statement painted a different man: an argument in a northside apartment, a knife from the kitchen block, a former roommate named Derek Poole bleeding out on a linoleum floor. Three witnesses heard the shouting. One saw Jamie run into the snow without a jacket.

Leo’s chest tightened. He remembered the last time he’d spoken to Jamie—a voicemail, three months ago. “Leo, it’s me. I know we haven’t talked. I just… something’s wrong in my head. I need to tell someone before—” The message cut off. Leo never called back.

The judge asked for Jamie’s plea. Jamie stood, hands trembling slightly. “Not guilty, Your Honour. But I did it.”

The courtroom went still. Even the court reporter stopped typing. Leo watched his old friend’s back rise and fall.

“Self-defence,” Jamie whispered. “He was going to hurt someone else. I couldn’t… I couldn’t let it happen again.”

Leo pulled out his phone. Under the bench, he scrolled to that old voicemail. His thumb hovered over Play. Then he slipped the phone back into his pocket, stood up, and walked toward the Crown’s table.

“Excuse me,” Leo said, voice cracking. “I have evidence. A recording. My name is Leo Mercer. Jamie tried to tell me. I didn’t listen.”

The judge peered over her glasses. The clerk flipped a page. And at the top of the Fredericton court docket, beside the name Taggart, a new story began to be written—not just of a crime, but of a silence finally broken.

The official court dockets for Fredericton are published by the Government of New Brunswick and typically include case information for the Provincial Court and the Court of King's Bench. Current Fredericton Court Dockets

The following are the primary dockets available as of April 21, 2026. These documents are updated daily and provide a "snapshot" of scheduled proceedings.

Provincial Court of New Brunswick Docket (Fredericton)  Covers criminal and provincial matters. The current docket for April 20, 2026, to May 03, 2026, lists appearances starting at 09:30 AM, such as cases for Clifford James Dwight Connell.

Court of King's Bench Docket (Fredericton)  Covers higher-level criminal, family, and civil cases. The docket for April 21, 2026, includes family law matters and civil actions like David Ingham v. Certas Home and Auto Insurance Company.

Virtual Bail Court Docket  Lists remote bail hearings for the province. Recent entries for Fredericton include hearings for individuals such as Troy Everett Bishop and Andrew Donovan. Docket Details and Access Dockets typically include the following columns:

File Number: The unique identifier for the case (e.g., FDF-113-2025).

Charge/Matter: The specific legal issue or criminal charge (e.g., CC (348)(1) for Break and Enter).

Appearance Type: The reason for the hearing, such as "Date to be Set," "Bail Hearing," or "Binding Judicial Resolution Conference."

Location: Specific courtroom and floor numbers within the Fredericton Law Courts.

For cases not listed on the public docket, such as those subject to publication bans or public access restrictions, you can use the New Brunswick Court Index Search to find basic participant and location info.

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The Fredericton Law Courts dockets for April 18, 2026, include several criminal, family, and civil matters. Below are key highlights from the current Provincial Court and Court of King's Bench dockets for the Fredericton judicial district. Provincial Court Highlights (April 17–30, 2026)

The Provincial Court handles the majority of criminal cases, including trials and pre-trial conferences. Isaac George Coleman

: Scheduled for a pre-trial conference on Friday, April 17, 2026, at 9:30 AM in Courtroom 1.

Criminal Matters (Publication Bans): Several trials and appearance dates were set for April 17 involving charges under the Criminal Code (CC), including sections CC(246)(a), CC(266)(a), and CC(88)(2)(a). Timothy Canam

: Scheduled for trials on November 16 and 19, 2026, facing charges including uttering threats and assaulting police. Court of King's Bench Highlights

The Court of King's Bench has jurisdiction over major civil and criminal cases, as well as all family law matters. Estate Matters: Joseph Gushue (Executor of the Estate of Peter John Harvey Malmberg) and Ian Girard appeared on April 17, 2026.

Family Law Hearings: Multiple family matters were heard on April 17, presided over by Teri L. Wood J. Elan MacPhee in Courtroom 8. Upcoming Appearance Riley Mitchell

is scheduled for a matter on Monday, April 20, 2026, at 9:30 AM. Notable Recent Sentences and Updates

Arson Case: A Fredericton man was recently sentenced to 205 days in jail (plus 18 months probation) for a series of offenses, including arson on Queen Street, bicycle theft, and assaulting a security guard.

Impaired Driving: The Fredericton Police Force (FPF) reported charging 49 people with impaired driving in the first quarter of 2024, a 9% increase from the previous year.

Virtual Bail Hearings: Fredericton courts have recently launched virtual bail hearings to streamline the legal process. Court Locations Fredericton Provincial Court : 627 Queen Street, Fredericton, NB.

Court of King's Bench (Trial Division): Matters are heard at the courthouse in Burton, while filings are received in Fredericton. Expand map

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The Fredericton court docket is a mirror of the community’s legal health, reflecting both the routine nature of provincial law and the systemic pressures currently straining the New Brunswick justice system. In the capital city of Fredericton, the docket is more than just a schedule; it is an evolving record of criminal, family, and civil matters that highlights critical issues from infrastructure decay to trial delays. 1. The Scope of the Fredericton Docket

The Fredericton Law Courts manage dockets for the Provincial Court of New Brunswick and the Court of King’s Bench.

Provincial Court: Handles the majority of criminal matters, including bail hearings, pleas, and sentencings. Typical entries range from summary offenses like theft—such as a recent case involving the theft of an ice cream machine—to more serious matters like drug trafficking and assault.

Court of King’s Bench: Manages more complex criminal trials (often with juries), family law disputes, and significant civil litigation.

Public Access: The Government of New Brunswick provides online web dockets that are updated daily, allowing the public to track appearances by name or file number. 2. Current Systemic Challenges

The "top" issues facing the Fredericton docket today are often centered on the "Three I's": Infrastructure, Inefficiency, and Increased Volume. Provincial Court of New Brunswick Docket

For a specific case number, call the Fredericton Court Clerk’s office at (506) 453-2668. Clerks will tell you if your matter is on the "top" of the list.

Websites like CanLII Connects or CourtListener.org do not offer real-time docket tops. Stick to official NB sources.

On any given sitting day, the Fredericton docket is a cross-section of society. While specific names are matters of public record only during active proceedings, the categories of cases remain consistent.

The "Morning List" (Provincial Court) The day typically begins with a crowded courtroom. The docket here is fast-paced.

The "Trial List" (Court of King’s Bench) The docket here moves at a glacial pace compared to Provincial Court.

If your abuser or the accused is first on the docket top, you can arrive at 9:15 AM and be done by 9:45 AM. If they are #15, you might wait until 2:00 PM. Knowing the Fredericton court docket top saves hours of anxiety.

To access the "top" or most current Fredericton court dockets, you can view the official daily and bi-weekly schedules through the New Brunswick Courts

website. These documents are updated overnight and cover the next 14-day period. Official Fredericton Court Dockets

The primary source for these schedules is the New Brunswick Department of Justice. Below are the direct links to the current dockets for the Fredericton Law Courts: Provincial Court Docket - Fredericton

: Lists criminal charges, trial dates, and plea hearings for provincial matters. Court of King’s Bench Docket - Fredericton

: Covers higher court criminal trials and civil matters, including the Family Division. NB Court Index (Searchable)

: A public self-serve tool where you can search for specific cases by name or file number across all New Brunswick regions. Key Information for Attendance : The Fredericton Law Courts are located at 427 Queen St., Fredericton, N.B. Mandatory Appearance

: If you are named on a docket and have been notified to attend, you appear. Failure to do so may result in an arrest warrant. Virtual Hearings

: For virtual bail hearings or other remote proceedings, you may need to register via platforms like Microsoft Teams or contact justice.info@gnb.ca for a link. Privacy & Restrictions

: Dockets provide limited information for cases involving youth matters, adoptions, or specific publication bans. Recent Legal Updates

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The Fredericton Court Docket is a publicly available record of court cases and proceedings in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Here's a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the top results:

Understanding the Fredericton Court Docket

The Fredericton Court Docket is a list of court cases scheduled to be heard in the New Brunswick Court of Justice, which is the superior court in New Brunswick. The docket is typically updated regularly and provides information on upcoming court hearings, trials, and other proceedings.

How to Access the Fredericton Court Docket

There are a few ways to access the Fredericton Court Docket:

Top Results: What to Expect

When searching the Fredericton Court Docket, you'll typically find a list of cases with the following information:

Common Case Types on the Fredericton Court Docket

You may come across various case types on the Fredericton Court Docket, including:

Tips for Searching the Fredericton Court Docket

To get the most out of your search:

Additional Resources

If you need further assistance or have specific questions about a case on the Fredericton Court Docket, consider consulting:

Current court dockets for Fredericton are published online by the Government of New Brunswick, providing a schedule of upcoming hearings for the Provincial Court and the Court of King’s Bench. These documents typically list the file number, charges, names of the parties involved, and the specific courtroom where proceedings will take place. Accessing Fredericton Court Dockets

The dockets are updated regularly to reflect the current schedule: Provincial Court of New Brunswick

(Fredericton): This docket includes local criminal matters, provincial offences, and youth court proceedings. You can view the most recent daily schedule on the Provincial Court Docket page Court of King's Bench

(Fredericton): This court handles more serious criminal cases, as well as family law and complex civil matters. The current schedule is available via the King's Bench Docket page.

Public Case Index: For searching specific past or ongoing cases by name or file number, the New Brunswick Courts Public Self-Serve Website offers a searchable database. Key Information Found in Dockets

File Number: A unique identifier (e.g., 12270405) used to track the case history.

Charge/Matter: The specific legal violation (such as "CC" for Criminal Code offences) or the type of hearing (e.g., Family or Small Claims).

Appearance Type: Indicates the purpose of the hearing, such as a Monitoring session, Trial, or Bail Hearing . Location: Fredericton proceedings are held at the Fredericton Law Courts , with specific room and floor numbers listed. Recent Trends and System Updates

New Courthouse: Fredericton's aging courthouse is currently being replaced. The new project is expected to be completed in 2026, which is intended to help alleviate existing space constraints and backlogs.

Backlog Challenges: The provincial system has faced significant pressure due to child protection matters and legislative changes, leading to many cases being put on "standby" as priority is given to urgent matters.

Independent Reporting: For those looking for more detailed context on specific local cases, independent court reporters like those at the Fredericton Independent often provide in-depth coverage of high-profile trials that go beyond the basic docket listings.

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