Courts Technology

In the Courtrooms

Court Audio Recordings

Circuit Court proceedings are recorded using the Digital Court Recorder software from BISDigital.  These recordings are available by request for most cases. They are not official records.

Hearing Impaired Assistance

Each courtroom is equipped with an infrared emitter. Headphones are available upon request.

A/V Equipment

  • 50-inch television
  • HDMI and VGA inputs
  • Please note: that the HDMI and VGA input cables provided are only about 6' in length. If you need a longer cable you will need to provide your own extension cables.

**During the COVID-19 Pandemic jury trials will be using the primary display to allow for gallery viewing of the trial.  We have added a 50" monitor to the list of Specialty Items that may be requested for purposes of evidence presentation.  This monitors has HDMI and VGA capabilities.

Bringing in Your Own Equipment

Many devices can be hooked up to our TV using the provided HDMI  inputs. Please note that the cords provided are 6 feet long. If you need your device to be further away you will need to provide your own extension cables. The court does not provide any adapters.

Specialized AV Equipment/Services available upon request

  • Document Camera
  • Lightbox (X-Ray viewing)
  • Monitor (50" HDMI & VGA Inputs)*
  • Projector & Projector Screen (See Bailiff)
  • Video Conferencing

*During the COVID-19 Pandemic jury trials will be using the primary display to allow for gallery viewing of the trial.  We have added this 50" monitor to the list of Specialty Items that may be requested for purposes of evidence presentation.  This monitors has HDMI and VGA capabilities.

Note: Some services may not be available due to hardware and/or network limitations

These are available on a first come basis using the following equipment request form.

In the Courthouse

Digital Dockets

Digital Docket Screens provided to us by the Supreme Court of Virginia allows visitors to the courthouse to find out in what courtroom and at what time their case is being heard.

Phones & Mobile Devices

At this time Loudoun County does not allow devices with cameras into the courthouse. Exceptions may be made for attorneys in good standing with the Loudoun County Bar Association.

Online Services

Loudoun Officer of the Court Remote Access

The Supreme Court of Virginia provides the Officer of the Court Remote Access (LOCRA) service. This service enables remote viewing of documents in the Case Imaging System utilized by the Loudoun County Circuit Court. At this time LOCRA is available only to attorneys in good standing with the Virginia Bar Assoc. For more information on this service please email the Clerk's Office.

Land Records Remote Access

The Loudoun County Clerk's Office provides remote access to their land records. A fee and application is required for each user.