Which is NOT a type of record maintained by the Clerk of the Circuit Court?

The Clerk of the Circuit Court is responsible for maintaining a variety of public records related to real estate and legal matters. Among these records are plat books, which provide detailed maps of land subdivisions; judgment lien dockets, which track legal judgments affecting property; and deed books, which contain records of property transfers and ownership.

Tract or geo-indexed records, while related to land and property, refer to a specialized indexing method used by some jurisdictions for organizing property records based on geographical information. This type of record may not be systematically maintained by all Clerks of the Circuit Courts and can vary by county or state systems. Thus, it is not universally recognized as a standard record type within the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. This distinction makes it the appropriate choice for the question, as it does not represent a type of record typically maintained by all Clerks.