Madison County Circuit Court Clerk
Recent News About Madison County Circuit Court Clerk
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Defamation suit alleges woman falsely accused family of role in man's disappearance
EDWARDSVILLE – A defamation lawsuit was filed against a woman who allegedly falsely accused a family of being responsible for the disappearance of a missing individual. -
In support of Ming Mendoza
What Debbie Ming Mendoza won’t do is place the blame where it really belongs, Jay Hoffman, Katie Stuart and Christopher Belt. They caused this entire judicial re-districting nightmare. -
Wigginton's breath test in third DUI shows he was nearly three times over legal limit; County board member faults Circuit Clerk - 'this is how people die'
After he was allowed to keep his license due to a clerical error following a DUI last year, former U.S. attorney Stephen Wigginton was charged with driving under the influence for the third time in two and a half years after he was involved in an Edwardsville crash. -
Madison County Circuit Clerk says clerical error rescinding license suspension for former U.S. attorney not political
During a press conference Wednesday, Madison County Circuit Clerk Mark Von Nida said a clerical error that allows former U.S. Attorney Stephen Wigginton, 55, to retain driving privileges after his second DUI in two years was not politically motivated. -
Madison County projected to 'go live' in April on state's new centralized E-File Manager, circuit court clerk says
EDWARDSVILLE – In spite of its request to extend a deadline for making court documents available through the state's new centralized E-File Manager (EFM) being denied, Madison County Circuit Clerk Mark von Nida says he hopes his office will done by early spring, well ahead of a mandatory July 1 deadline. -
Campaign Cash Watch: Madison County "Democratic Team" takes in $50K
Attorney Jeff Cooper is a big part of the 'team'. As far as campaign committees go, the "Madison County Democratic Team" is nothing if it isn't closely-held. -
Melucci keeps Madison County on tech forefront
Clericus Magnus means "great clerk" in Latin. It is also the name of a software system that is changing the way the Madison County courts manage their vast flow of documents and case information.