Everyone has a preference. I would name the table "Fees"; the table holds more than one Fee. BUT, I would have the PK "FeeID" (singular) because the PK refers to a single Fee. Same with the table "Cases". The table holds more than one "Case". I would name the PK field "CaseID" - the PK identifies one case.Also for database design.. we usually remove "s" off of tables.
we already know it is more than one fee.. but you are storing a fee. So the table name is Fee.
Along that line, I would suggest choosing a naming convention and sticking with it. Again, everyone has their own style (which changes with time). There are many naming conventions - Google "naming convention".
Looking at the "Cases" table and the "Judges" table. Both table have a field named "JudgeID". In a query, form or report, it could get confusing as to which field you mean. To solve that, if the field is a PK, I add"_PK" to the end of the field name and "_FK" if it is a foreign key.
The PK for the judges table would be "JudgeID_PK" and the judge field in the table "Cases" would be "JudgeID_FK".
A friend and mentor showed me a different naming convention. Now it makes perfect sense to me.
Lets take the table "Cases" as an example. I would rename it "Court Case Management". Then the primary key field would be "ccm_CaseID_PK". The prefix (first three letters) is the initials of the table name, the suffix is "PK" and the underscore separates the names. All of the fields in the table for the cases would have a prefix of "ccm_". It avoids the reserved word problem and you can tell which table the field is from.
The judges table I might name "Judge_Name_Def" and the prefix would be "jnd_".
Linking tables would be "People_Cases_lnk" (lnk = Link). the prefix would be "pcl_". OK enough of that....
The main thing is to find a naming convention you like and try to stay with it.
As far as your structure, I think it looks pretty good. I see you have made more mods... you'll probable make a few more
So I have these comments:
In table "CaseActions" - "Date" is a reserved word. It also is not very descriptive. "Date" of what?
In tables "Cases", "CaseActions" and "People", I would think about having separate tables for the Notes. Would you ever want to enter more than one note for a case, case action or for a person? And I would add a date field to know when the note was entered.
No spaces in names - excellent!
Congratulations..... you are well on your way!