Each court has its own set of court rules (or local rules) that govern how parties interact with them. Examples of court rules include filing requirements, document formatting, and sources of authority to cite to in documents submitted to the court.
The books Georgia Court Rules and Procedure—State and Federal, Georgia Rules of Court Annotated, and the State Rules volumes of the West's Code of Georgia Annotated provide researchers with court rules for the Supreme Court of Georgia, Georgia Court of Appeals, and uniform rules adopted by the Superior, State, Juvenile, Magistrate, Municipal, and Probate court.