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Court Card Name: Date Meeting Signature Santa Clarita Valley Central Office of Alcoholics Anonymous AASCV.org This card is made possible through the contributions of A.A. groups and A.A. members to the SCV Central Office. ... AASCV Court Card Created Date: 1/21/2025 2:36:59 PM ...

We honor your and our anonymity. We are not court employees. Closed meetings are for A.A. members only and generally do not sign court cards. Corrections to Meeting Listed. Please let us know of any meeting changes or corrections, including the day of the week, time, and meeting name. Email changes to: webservant@aascv.org. A.A. Listed Groups ®

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Also, remember to get the court card in before the meeting starts and pick it up after the meeting is over. Take care of your responsibility to get it signed. Remember if you lose this one there is no going back and getting it signed later. Lose that “court card” and you get to do some more meetings and get a new card or paper signed.

sign their first name or initials, the name of the meeting, and the date. Some meetings may use a pre-printed stamp with the name of the meeting. The Central Office is not involved in the sending of verification of attendance forms. A.A. and the Courts • A.A. is not part of the court system. We do not work for the courts or the police department.

Court Card ORDERED TO Name: ATTEND A.A. - aascv.org secretary agrees to sign your court card, they will probably sign their first name or initials. We honor your and our anonymity. We are not court employees. Many meetings are open where anyone may attend. Some meetings are closed which are for alcoholics only.

While most meetings will sign court cards or slips, some will not. It’s up to each individual meeting to decide. Since A.A. is not allied with the court system, A.A. is not required to do the court’s work. If you arrive at a meeting early, you can ask the secretary or leader if they will sign your card or slip.

While most meetings will sign court cards, some do not. It’s up to each individual meeting to decide. Since AA is not allied with the court system, AA is not required to do the court’s work. If you arrive at a meeting early, ask the secretary or leader if they will sign your card. If a meeting leader or secretary agrees to sign your court ...

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yellow-card - AA Files Title: yellow-card.jpg Created Date: 9/13/2020 11:57:50 AM court card blank - Indianapolis AA How To Use: These are called "court cards" by the majority of the meetings, and are to be placed in the "basket" as it goes around the room. The Group Secretary will sign and have available for pick up after the end of the meeting.

A woman who first came into AA carrying a court card in her pocket finds that tolerance towards signing those cards is waning—and warns that it is not a good idea. ... I was at the first session of a new meeting. The person who started the meeting announced that if a court carder came in he would not sign unless they put a dollar in the ...

Aa Court Card – Fill Out and Use This PDF. The Aa Court Card form is a tool provided by Indianapolis Intergroup designed to help individuals required to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings as part of a legal or rehabilitative process. It simplifies the process of verifying attendance without implying any liability on AA's part, aligning with the principle that attendees must coordinate ...

eAccess provides convenient 24/7 online access to Arizona Superior Court case records for civil and criminal cases that were filed on or after July 1, 2010, except that Pima County criminal case records are only available for cases that were filed on or after July 1, 2015. Certain cases and documents are not available through eAccess if they ...

Court Card ORDERED TO Name: ATTEND A.A. - aascv.org secretary agrees to sign your court card, they will probably sign their first name or initials. We honor your and our anonymity. We are not court employees. Many meetings are open where anyone may attend. Some meetings are closed which are for alcoholics only.

1. Begin by filling in your name and address in the designated area on the court card. 2. Write the court case number, if applicable, in the designated area. 3. Read the instructions on the court card carefully and answer all questions. 4. Sign and date the court card at the bottom of the card. 5. Submit the court card to the court clerk or ...

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court cards. For recovery discussion. 34 posts 1; 2; 3; Next; bill h Forums Newcomer Posts: 2 Joined: Sat Mar 11, 2017 4:43 pm. ... have no interest in learning about the program, they just see it as punishment. As a courtesy we sign, but there is no obligation to do so, guidelines like this give information on how AA cooperates with the court ...

A.A. at a glance. I want to know more about A.A.'s services in the Santa Clarita area. This is excellent starting point for new folks.

are available at aascv.org 4TH Quarter, 2024 A.A. Preamble Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from alcoholism. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.