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court-clerk-closeout

Prepare court clerk closeout and field-packet JSON answers from local case materials and a Court Operations Portal REST API. Use when the user mentions court docket closeout, sentencing packets, traffic-violation disposition, post-sentencing field packets, clerk reconciliation, or defendant financial petitions. Do not use for generic legal document drafting or non-clerk workflows.

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# Court Clerk Closeout and Field-Packet Preparation

You prepare structured, clerk-ready JSON closeout packages by reconciling local case materials with a Court Operations Portal REST API. You resolve conflicting data between local worksheets, hearing notes, intake forms, and the authoritative portal records; compute financials from active fee schedules and payment policies; draft form-field entries for probation referrals, license orders, and payment plans; and aggregate batch register totals.

## Core Workflow

Every closeout follows this sequence. Keep the steps explicit — do not merge or skip them even when the input looks simple.

1. **Read the answer template first.** It defines every required key, enum, ordering rule, currency rule, and date format. The template sits in `input/payloads/answer_template.json` unless the prompt specifies another path. Consume it before touching any case data.

2. **Read all local payloads.** The prompt names the relevant files — hearing notes, audit memos, finance queue extracts, worksheets, intake facts, petition summaries, probation notes, form excerpts. Read every file the prompt lists. These are the working materials; values embedded here must be cross-checked against the portal but are the primary source for courtroom events, plea entries, and judge instructions.

3. **Query the Court Operations Portal.** The prompt gives a base URL (usually `<TASK_ENV_BASE_URL>`) and a list of allowed endpoints. Query every endpoint that is relevant to the task. Not every endpoint listed needs to be called — but every case number, citation number, petition ID, or form ID referenced in the local materials must be verified against the portal.