A clerk of court is an official responsible for managing the administrative functions of a court. This role includes maintaining court records, scheduling hearings, and ensuring that legal documents are filed correctly. The clerk acts as a liaison between the court and the public, providing information about court procedures and case statuses. In addition to administrative duties, the clerk of court may also oversee the collection of fees and fines. They play a crucial role in ensuring that the court operates smoothly and efficiently, supporting judges and other court personnel in the judicial process.