A Circuit Clerk is an official responsible for managing the administrative functions of a circuit court, which is a type of court that handles various legal matters, including civil and criminal cases. The clerk's duties include maintaining court records, managing case files, and ensuring that all legal documents are properly filed and accessible. They also assist judges and the public by providing information about court procedures and schedules. In addition to record-keeping, the Circuit Clerk often oversees the collection of court fees and fines. They may also coordinate jury selections and manage the logistics of court proceedings. This role is essential for the smooth operation of the judicial system, ensuring that justice is administered efficiently and transparently.