Out-of-court time worksheet for CJA appointed counsel is an important form used by court-appointed counsel who are appointed by the Criminal Justice Act (CJA). This worksheet is used to document the time spent by the attorney in representing clients outside of court, such as in conducting legal research, meeting with clients and witnesses, and preparing for court appearances. The form is broken down into two sections: the first section is for recording the attorney's time and the second section is for recording the expenses incurred in the representation of the client. There are three types of Out-of-court time worksheet for CJA appointed counsel: Direct Representation, Preparation and Investigation, and Appellate Representation. The Direct Representation form is used to document the time spent in direct representation of the client, such as in court appearances and client meetings. The Preparation and Investigation form is used to document the time spent in researching legal issues, preparing briefs and motions, and interviewing witnesses. The Appellate Representation form is used to document the time spent on appeals and other appellate matters.