Court card at a glance
What it is: Indianapolis Intergroup provides this form to assist people who are required to attend meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous.
Who signs: The Group Secretary will sign and have available for pick up after the end of the meeting.
Indianapolis Intergroup provides this form to assist people who are required to attend meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous.
What to bring and attach to Court card
It is the attendee's responsibility to get approval from a probation officer, or other official prior to using it.
A filled-in Court card example: a court card for one meeting
How to fill out Court card, box by box
Group Name, Meeting Day, Meeting Time, Date and Secretary Signature
Fill in Group Name, Meeting Day, Meeting Time and Date.
The Group Secretary will sign and have available for pick up after the end of the meeting.
More rules for Court card
There is no liability implied or accepted by AA.
Common questions about Court card
Where do I file it?
The cards are called "court cards" by the majority of the meetings, and are to be placed in the "basket" as it goes around the room.
Sources
[1] Court card, Indianapolis Intergroup (the Official source link on this page).
