The New Jersey Administration Case Information Form (ACID) is a document used to provide the state's court system with information regarding any type of case in the state. The ACID is required for all civil, criminal, family, probate, tax, and other cases. It is also used for filing appeals from lower court decisions, as well as for filing petitions for the review of administrative decisions. The ACID consists of several sections that must be filled out completely. These include the case number, the court case type, the names of the parties involved, the names of the attorneys, and the address of the court where the case will be heard. Additionally, the ACID must include the name of the judge assigned to the case, the date the case was filed, and the case status. The ACID may also include additional information, such as the names of witnesses and other documents related to the case. There are three types of New Jersey Administration Case Information Forms. These include the ACID for civil cases, the ACID for criminal cases, and the ACID for family cases.